Sentence examples for been linked with changes from inspiring English sources

Age has been linked with changes in osteogenic and adipogenic potential of MSCs.

Remission of RA has been linked with changes in neutrophil adhesion and chemotaxis that may potentially decrease neutrophil migration to the synovial fluid, with subsequent improvements in the clinical manifestations of RA [ 112].

We will extract data on the location and type of interventions and nest it within an anonymously record-linked prospective cohort (eCATALyST) so that we will have detailed assessments on individual and household-level social, economic and health-based confounding factors which have been linked with changes in mental health.

It also seems likely that changes in the ocean cycles are linked, with changes between El Niño and La Niña driving changes in the PDO cycle.

Furthermore, FA map occurred in ATR (connecting the frontal subcortical circuits) and SLF (linking frontal parietal temporal circuits), implying that alterations in one modality can be linked with changes in distant but connected regions in another modality.

Compound 1's MNL toxicity is more likely to be linked with changes in cell membrane conformation, which may induce consequent thiol depletion that is reversible by exogenous thiols.

Furthermore, changes in protein and lipid contents in fish body could be linked with changes in their synthesis and/or deposition rate in the muscle ([Fauconneau 1984]; [Abdel-Tawwab et al. 2006]).

In addition, changes in protein and lipid contents in fish body may be linked with changes in their synthesis and/or deposition rate in fish body (Fauconneau [1985]; Abdel-Tawwab et al. [2006]), or because fish exerted more energy to challenge the Zn toxicity effect.

Furthermore, changes in protein and lipid contents in fish body may be linked with changes in their synthesis and/or deposition rate in fish body (Fauconneau 1985; Abdel-Tawwab et al. 2006), or because fish exerted more energy to challenge the Zn toxicity effect.

One 2012 research review from Penn State, for instance, found that sleeping fewer than six hours a night was linked with changes in levels of the appetite hormones ghrelin and leptin.

Furthermore, gene dosage changes are linked with changes in the relative expression of alleles.