Sentence examples for by changes in individual from inspiring English sources

Given that the part of the increase for first-generation immigrants that cannot be explained by changes in individual endowments and school composition effects is also about 15 PISA points, a comparison of the results for these two groups of immigrant students is a good indication that the upper bound of integration effects is around this number.

The impact of the intervention was quantified by the proportion of risk factors on target and by changes in individual risk factors.

To what extent this improvement in CCS classification is a net effect of reduced ischemic burden, and thus a relief of angina symptoms, or is driven by changes in individual perception needs further clarification.

The increases in the activation of Akt and MAPK were not accompanied by changes in their individual protein levels.

The current study represents the first report to assess the impact of islet transplant on atherosclerosis, as measured by changes in CIMT, in individuals with type 1 diabetes without kidney disease.

Changes in heart rate, diameter of the heart tube, ejection volume, duration of contractions and inter-beat intervals, and importantly, changes in various aspects of heartbeat rhythm, were studied by monitoring fluctuation in optical density, which is associated with movement of the heart walls, and by tracking changes in individual pixel intensities.

Thickness changes in membranes can be caused either by conformational changes in individual lipids tilting or folding up, reducing individual leaflet thickness, or by increased interdigitation of the lipids in each leaflet allowing closer apposition of the leaflets.

Evolution of all multicellular organisms and their organs proceeds by heritable changes in individual cells and cytoarchitectonic composition, which, at some point, transforms into new species-specific traits (Mayr, 2001; Spradling et al., 2008).

These considerations make it most likely that rapid AIS shortening is produced by changes in AIS length in individual DGCs, although time-lapse imaging experiments are required to definitively resolve this in future.

As suggested by Levitt (1998), changes in individual political attitudes and perceptions also depend on the capacity and willingness of the migrants themselves to learn and adopt the values and norms of their host country.

The distinct differences in Group III compared to Groups I and II described above were further confirmed by examination of changes in individual transcripts for these groups ( Fig. 2A ).