Sentence examples for by producing changes in from inspiring English sources
Studies have found that meditation helps prevent the recurrence of depression, perhaps by producing changes in parts of the brain associated with learning and anxiety.
Changes induced by ILT may have positive effects on tumour immunogenicity not only by providing a source of tumour antigens but also by producing changes in the microenvironment.
The increase in atmospheric CO2 concentration caused by climate change and agricultural practices is likely to affect biota by producing changes in plant growth, allocation and chemical composition.
For instance, God acts by a general will in producing changes in bodies in accord with the law of the communication of motion.
One explanation that seems plausible is that, although the CBT treatment directly focused on cognitive variables, it is possible that the behavioural changes and symptom improvements achieved by the patients treated by OBT produced changes in active coping and catastrophising without targeting those directly.
Daily fertigation required by APS produces changes in the soil physical chemical properties compared to those in conventionally managed orchards.
It is clear from our results that the induction of apoptosis in H460 cells by CPT produces changes in the Vm of the cells.
We already know that colorectal liver metastases, even when they are too small to be detected by surgical examination at laparotomy or by conventional imaging, produce changes in the relative proportions of arterial and portal venous inflow into the liver.
The molecular effects of the initial gltA1 mutation and of the various gltA2 mutations were characterized and the mechanisms by which they produce changes in cellular citrate synthase activity are depicted in the series of gene and protein structure diagrams.
Our study demonstrated that the process of cooking by boiling, frying, or roasting produces changes in the SDS-PAGE protein profile of clam allergens.
These cytotoxic groups of chemicals may also be mutagenic by interacting with DNA to produce changes in sequences of nucleotides resulting in heritable defects either in a somatic cell line or in a germinal cell line.
