Sentence examples for but the observed changes from inspiring English sources

Low spatial connectedness in montado landscape can increase vulnerability to changes, namely to pioneer vegetation, but the observed changes were mostly explained by fire characteristics and spatial factors.

Certain genetic factors have been associated with type-1 diabetes; but the observed changes in incidence over time cannot be attributable to susceptible genes alone, only in combination with environmental factors.

The number of these cells increased briefly in vaccinated birds (in particular in HG), but the observed changes were not statistically significant.

Concurrent inhibition of PARP-1 and TOPO II only caused strong disruption of the MMP when both inhibitors were used at the higher dose, but the observed changes were statistically significant.

It seems likely that the observed cohort effects were caused, in part, by changes in Swedish policy on alcohol sales and distribution, but the observed changes in abstinence rates also run concurrently with the modernization and secularization of Swedish society.

This would imply that axonal reinnervation did not account for the change, but that the observed changes may be due to reinnervation of muscle via "sprouting" from remaining motor units or a direct trophic effect on muscle.

PGC-1 α mRNA increased in 21 out of 27 tumours expressing detectable levels at baseline, but the observed change in the total patient group was not statistical significant.

These interventions were not studied directly against treatment as usual in this trial, but the observed change was larger than that seen in a previous trial and deserves further study in comparison with usual treatment.

Within the poor well-being group at baseline, regression to the mean anticipated positive changes (mean expected change four-months: 7.4 units, eight-months after program completion: 9.4 units) but the observed change was of a greater magnitude than anticipated (as described above), Additional file 1.

It is possible but unlikely that the observed changes in relative abundance were due to technique (the bronchoscopist and proteomics technicians were blinded to group), random chance (some of the findings have been reported in clinical studies of LPS and ALI), or that saline instillation induced changes that masked LPS-induced changes.

Numerous risk factors and genetic factors are not well understood but may contribute to the observed changes.