Sentence examples for by few changes in from inspiring English sources

We have shown that adaptation of a virus to a new host occurs by few changes in viral genome.

1) It was somewhat surprising that the general changes in nucleosome arrangement were accompanied by very few changes in RNA levels.

To date, only very limited biological information is available for CAVV and NDiV (see above), and in general, biological properties may be affected profoundly by a few changes in the genome.

In agreement with this finding it has been previously reported that differentiation of mESCs into neuronal progenitors and subsequently into mature neurons has been shown to be accompanied by relatively few changes in DNA methylation, most of which occur during the first stage of differentiation.

This normalization prevents domination by few changes of large magnitude or loss of signal from changes that occur in only a subset of perturbations (see Methods for details).

Lineages/cryptic species within S. epigaea seems to have involved large evolutionary divergence accompanied by only a few changes in morphology and microscopic characteristics.

We propose that the complex interplay between where the retrogene is inserted, and selection in favor of retrogenes that inserted either in particular neighborhoods or that acquired particular patterns of expression by means of few changes in the region of insertion might lead to the emergence of the regulatory regions that currently drive male expression in retrogenes.

Hence, the PM is a useful inactive ingredient to produce various types of control-released system of insulin by making just a few changes in PM content of the formulation.

The use of breathing apparatus that is, mouth-piece and nose-clip, has been repeatedly shown to affect breathing pattern by increasing VT and VE with few changes in the RR [ 27, 28].

But a review of the two-day conference's activities, which was released by the official Xinhua news agency, suggested few changes in existing economic policies, calling for continuity for the time being.

The formalin test was carried out as described by Woolfe and Macdonald (1944) [ 17] with few changes in the protocol [ 15].