Sentence examples for because of perturbation from inspiring English sources

We reasoned that silencing of a cortical nucleator might lead to either larger blebs due to weakening of the cortex as a result of lower F-actin polymerization (as observed upon cytochalasin D treatment, Figure S2J) or smaller blebs due to disruption of contractility because of perturbation of cortical F-actin organization [ 18].

Because of perturbations in data, the efficient frontier in DEA is changed and the determined targets may become incorrect.

Because of perturbations of the Earth's orbit and peculiarities of the calendar, the dates of these are not fixed.

Many common health outcomes, e.g. blood pressure, body mass index (BMI), are not normally distributed because of perturbations due to the presence in the population of a few people with very high blood pressures or BMIs.

In the study, Wistar rats maintained on a high-fat diet exhibited diminished carnitine and increased AC levels in skeletal muscle cells because of perturbations in mitochondrial fuel utilization, for example, they had incomplete fatty acid oxidation.

Waddington envisaged that organisms would be similarly resistant to environmental, stochastic, and genetic change, because each type of perturbation would act through the same (at that time unknown) underlying molecular processes [21], [33].

Anaerobic digestion is susceptible to various forms of perturbation because of its delicate balance between the different microbial consortia in the anaerobic digestion process.

Badgers have been needlessly killed and this could well have made the problems of bovine TB in cattle worse not better in these areas because of the perturbation effect".

Numerical experiments validate a mathematical model of Paul R. Garabedian in which the electric potential is determined by quasineutrality because of singular perturbation of the Poisson equation.

In every time step, total flow into a domain because of pressure perturbation, ∆P p is calculated by Eq. 8 (Zhao 2010).

These findings were consistent with genetic characterizations of populations whose allele frequencies have changed because of some perturbation.