Sentence examples for by altering the properties from inspiring English sources

Smoking affects a widespread network of neuronal functions by altering the properties of acetylcholinergic transmission.

The intervention asks people to move through the environment and collect tokens and responds by altering the properties of the environment that relate to the theory of relativity.

Conversely, by altering the properties of the cleaved proteins in the alveolar space, MMPs function independently of their proteolytic activity [27].

Alternatively, the principal effect of Tregs on T-cell function could be indirect by altering the properties of antigen-presenting cells.

The domain of the gamma distribution is 0 to ∞; normalization of the gamma distribution changes this domain from 0 to 150 and causes changes to the distribution's basic characteristics by altering the properties of the shape and scale parameters.

Tumor progression and other atypical conditions affect the acoustic properties of tissues by altering the cell properties, the extracellular matrix properties, and the tissue microstructure.

One creates a beautiful statue by altering the physical properties of the marble; therefore, aesthetic properties supervene on physical properties.

Like other post-translational modifiers, the small, highly conserved protein ubiquitin mediates its biological functions by reversibly altering the properties of its targets (Ciechanover et al, 2000; Hochstrasser, 2000).

It has been further hypothesized that adaptive mechanisms serve to maintain this efficient coding under changing stimulus conditions by altering the response properties of the system in response to changes in the statistical properties of the relevant stimulus itself or in the context in which the stimulus is presented [7].

Alternatively, anions may increase adsorption by altering the electrical properties of the adsorbent surface (Benjamin and Leckie 1982).

The first mentioned coatings (e.g. polyethylene glycol, polyethylene oxide brushes) reduce bacterial adhesion by altering the physicochemical properties of the substrate.