Sentence examples for by subtle changes of from inspiring English sources
This is achieved through conventional or reverse swing, by subtle changes of pace and angles or by simple seam movement.
Thus, the magnitude of BPA effect on weight may be influenced by subtle changes of hormones in utero.
These results indicate that vascular tone is modulated by subtle changes of EC [Ca2+]i level, which seems to serve as an integrating signal in both basal and stimulated states.
The different dietary exposure of the offspring during prenatal development can be expected to cause slight shifts of the developmental age of the offspring that may be reflected by subtle changes of the transcriptome and could hamper the identification of direct effects of the gestational diets on the hepatic expression.
These findings suggest that the origin of amnioserosa development was accompanied by subtle changes in the expression of conserved BMP signaling components, rather than on the origin or loss of individual genes.
The developments in size and scale have been attended by subtle changes in the character of Black Rock City inhabitants and the character of the event as a whole.
The nuclear export of the pre-miRNA is unlikely to be influenced directly by subtle changes in the structure of the TL.
Modifying the force constant associated with this H-bonding interaction induces a small intensity change in the 160 220 cm–1 spectral region, which is caused by subtle changes in the vibrations of the axial (His)N Fe S(Met) unit.
Transformation is accompanied by subtle changes in the spectrum of target genes regulated by ER α, leading to a shift from transcription of tumour-suppressive, differentiation-linked genes towards the expression of oncogenic genes (Ross-Innes et al, 2012).
We hypothesize that auto-pollination via rostellum abortion has a simple genetic basis, and probably evolved rapidly and recurrently by subtle changes in the timing of rostellum development (heterochrony).
We chose to work with the original English version of the SWBQ to avoid being influenced by any subtle changes of meaning introduced in the Portuguese translation of the instrument.
