Sentence examples for by changes in internal from inspiring English sources

West Pokot County population shows a continuous increase unlike discrepancies in divisional populations (Table 1) which are caused by changes in internal administrative boundaries.

Although we do not have direct evidence to suggest that Psn-induced wing notching is attributed to disruptions of intracellular calcium at the wing margin, it is known that Notch proteolysis and activity is impacted by changes in internal calcium stores.

This adaption process could be explained by changes in internal standards, values and conceptualization [ 39].

We assessed the effectiveness of massage by change in internal rotation ROM and the FLEX-SF scores.

Pathways may be up- or down-regulated either as a consequence of changes in the environment or driven by changes in the internal state ultimately reflected in a particular environmental "footprint".

The conditioning of these body parts creates a condition called, "Wolff's Law": the principle that changes in the form and function of a bone are followed by changes in its internal structure.

There are several factors that makes the coherence function less than one, including (i) measurements with incoherent noise, (ii) inconsistent coupling of source-and-receiver transducer and (iii) additional inputs in materials (i.e., additional scattering by any changes in internal defects).

Mathematically, the requirement is that each node in the cluster can be affected by suitable changes in internal variables.

However, it has been suggested that increases in middle cerebral artery blood velocity during steady-state phenylephrine infusions are not accompanied by measurable changes in internal carotid artery flow (Ogoh et al. 2011), raising the possibility that elevations in flow velocity may reflect an increase in arterial vascular tone, potentially of the insonated vessel itself.

This consistency between EFM analysis and experimental flux measurements, validated on two metabolic systems allows us to conclude that elementary flux mode analysis could be a useful tool to complement C metabolic flux analysis, by allowing the prediction of changes in internal fluxes before carbon labelling experiments.

When BIIF lesions progress in terms of enhancement, changes in internal architecture by developing irregular, thick enhancing septa, solid components or multilocular characteristics, they are upgraded, and interventions are recommended.