Sentence examples for by the minimal changes from inspiring English sources

We analyze soluble oligomers because of their particular relevance to ALS pathology; apo-SOD1 remains soluble throughout the 1-week incubation period, as evidenced by the minimal changes in total A280 from SEC chromatograms.

The lack of effect of Arg and other AA in the general linear model is likely to be influenced by the minimal changes that occurred in plasma zinc concentrations.

At the same time, no modifications in terms of food intake or lifestyle were suggested or adopted before or during the trial, and this is reflected by the minimal changes in body weight and waist circumference.

In the VADT patients, an SBP of 130 139 mmHg and a DBP of 80 89 mmHg were better tolerated, as underscored by the minimal changes in HRs and the lack of significance for these ranges whether reviewed as individual components or combined at baseline and On-Study (Tables 2 and 3, supplementary Tables 2 and 4).

Our data agrees with the latter wherein cell death triggered by TQ in glioblastoma was p53 independent as shown by the minimal change in expression of p53.

Ccr activity was high in succinate grown cultures (356 nmol min−1 mg protein−1, Figure 7F), increased 1.4-fold by 1 h, and then decreased to just below starting levels by 6 h, consistent with the minimal changes in transcripts noted above.

Moreover, KFC lost animal welfare advisers because the company refused to make even the minimal changes suggested by them.

Combining the information given by sensitivity and specificity, positive likelihood ratios >2 and negative likelihood ratios <0.5 represent the minimal diagnostic performance needed to increase or decrease the post-test probability of a given diagnosis by 15%, the minimal change in probability likely to be clinically important.

In this paper we analyze the complexity of the proposals presented in the literature: the standard semantics by Winslett (1986), the minimal change with exception and the minimal change with maximal disjunctive information by Zhang and Foo (1996), the update with disjunctive function by Herzig (1996), the abduction-based update and the generalized update by Boutilier (1996).

Additionally, the minimal change Obama can mandate by order of a memorandum becomes null and void the moment his term as president is over.

The most frequent pattern was the minimal change pattern (56%), followed by the focal pattern (17%), the patchy pattern (16%), and the speckled pattern (11%).