Sentence examples for by changes in underlying from inspiring English sources

Others have investigated whether the influence of testosterone on cardiac contraction is mediated by changes in underlying Ca2+ transients (Table  4).

This analysis yielded the changes in all-cause, HIV and non-HIV mortality between the two periods, the differences of which would not be explained by changes in underlying population structure between the two periods.

Thus, it would appear that the generic epigenetic drift observed across all tissue types may be driven by changes in underlying long-lived stem cells, thus explaining why these age-associated changes can be seen in differentiated cell populations with a high turnover rate such as the haematopoietic system.

I also have a difficult time imagining what the animal is "trying" to accomplish by dwelling behavior, and so I am not sure it represents a behavior and not a dis-coordination of locomotion brought on by developmental changes in underlying neuronal networks and hormonal signaling.

It means, for example, that the literature of the women's movement is, in effect, epiphenomenal, a by-product of changes in underlying conditions that were going to happen whether Gloria Steinem published a magazine or not.

Unlike with topological measures where updates to the ontology affect similarity between objects, information-theoretic measures are also affected by changes in the underlying probabilistic model even if the structure of the ontology remains the same.

Given the many reports that membrane protein association with filamentous actin (F-actin) limits their mobility (Kusumi et al., 1993; Sako et al., 1998; Treanor et al., 2011) and cell polarization is accompanied by changes in the underlying actin cytoskeleton (Delorme-Axford and Coyne, 2011), we were interested to determine a role for actin in CD81 dynamics.

Thus it targets the application domain and structure rather than the underlying technical storage format, and the AQL queries should be unaffected by differences and changes in underlying solutions that may vary depending on preferences and use case (like the single and multi use cases described above).

This bistable transition approach is substantially different from the bifurcation hypothesis in the sense that one is driven predominately by stochastic processes, with no substantive changes in underlying parameters over the time course of seizure onset, whilst the other corresponds to a predominately deterministic route to seizures through underlying parameter variation.

Aging is accompanied by declines in executive control abilities and changes in underlying brain network architecture.

In the framework of an ecological analysis it is not possible to eliminate changes in malaria morbidity resulting from changes in underlying malaria incidence and prevalence trends caused by vector control or weather, from changes because of diagnostics.