Sentence examples for by changes in morphology from inspiring English sources
Safety events characterized by changes in morphology were not detailed in a uniform manner.
These data demonstrate that adducin is a significant in vivo substrate for PKC or other PMA-activated kinases in a variety of cells, and that phosphorylation of adducin occurs in dendritic spines that are believed to respond to external signals by changes in morphology and reorganization of cytoskeletal structures.
Most animals have complex life cycles with multiple ontogenetic shifts, characterized by changes in morphology, physiology, behavior, and/or habitat [1].
The pathogenic potential of adipose tissue is conferred by changes in morphology and cellular functions that involve local inflammation, aberrant hormonal signaling and adipokine secretion, and altered lipid storage dynamics [3], [4].
However, despite this level of protein suppression, A549 cells still underwent EMT as judged by changes in morphology (data not shown) as well as decreased expression of E-Cadherin and increased expression of EDA-FN following exposure to TGFβ1 (Fig. 5B).
EMT is typically marked by changes in morphology and cytoskeletal rearrangement.
Significant, systematic changes in the cycling stability of the films were induced by changes in the morphology.
This paper argues that this specific type of 'rapid resilience' to tsunamis can be enhanced by changes in urban morphology, related to street networks and assembly areas.
It was further demonstrated by changes in surface morphology and chemical composition using atomic force microscopy (AFM) and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) analyses.
An increase of the grain size of the γ-phase in the bond coat, accompanied by changes in the morphology of γ-grains with annealing time, is also observed.
In material exhibiting transgranular fracture, crack propagation was not significantly altered by changes in alpha morphology (including precipitate size, aspect ratio and distribution) resulting from multi-step heat treatment.
