Sentence examples for by physiological parameters such from inspiring English sources

The ectopic expression of TdSHN1 under the control of the duplicated 35S promoter in transgenic tobacco plants leads to increased tolerance to salt, cold and water stresses compared to wild-type (WT) plants as demonstrated by physiological parameters such as lipoperoxidation, electrolyte leakage (EL), superoxide dismutase (SOD) and catalase (CAT) activity.

Activity of methanogenic Archaea is obligatory for methane production and can be addressed by physiological parameters such as (i) the methane productivity of a given fermenter sludge or (ii) transcription of the key enzyme of methanogenesis, and relating these to the concentration of methanogens in a given sludge volume.

The physical performance of daily activities can also be influenced by physiological parameters, such as blood pressure.

Binding motifs obtained from peptide library approaches represent optimal solutions unconstained by physiological parameters such as the confounding effects of kinases recognition or structural influences of native proteins.

Acute deterioration in critical ill patients is often preceded by changes in physiological parameters, such as pulse, blood pressure, temperature and respiratory rate.

Often, the steady-state condition is verified by considering other physiological parameters such as verifying that blood lactate concentration are similar to baseline levels [18] and the respiratory exchange ratio (RER) is < 1 [1].

This effect could not be explained by changes in physiological parameters such as body weight, truncal fat and serum lipids with chromium therapy.

This was achieved by analyzing E. gracilis physiological parameters, such as cell density, dry weight, cell length, pigments, and paramylon content.

However, if it is to be regarded biologically relevant, a greater pulmonary oedema clearance must be accompanied by improvements in other physiological parameters, such as arterial blood gases.

In the present study, we applied TBS in combination with pseudo continuous arterial spin labeling (pCASL) in order to address the question of whether TBS effects are measurable by means of changes in physiological parameters such as cerebral blood flow (CBF) and if TBS-induced plasticity can modify motor behavior.

By contrast, exposure-induced changes in low-level physiological parameters such as respiration or ingestion rates can be measured on a time scale of days or hours.