Sentence examples for capacity alterations from inspiring English sources

Mitochondrial parameters such as transmembrane potential, respiration, calcium capacity, alterations in permeability transition susceptibility and ATPase activity were monitored.

Persistent biomechanical and jumping capacity alterations can be observed in athletes with an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury.

It is well known that smoking causes aerobic capacity alteration.

However in several pathological conditions, skeletal muscle severely decreases this adaptive capacity, triggering alterations in its metabolic properties evolving to disease.

This is the case of a deletion of 9 amino acids at the N-terminus of the zinc finger domain in allele 12, that may cause deregulation in Hd1 binding capacity or alterations in the protein recognition capacity.

There are some proposed explanations for these ontogenetic changes such as lower energy demand in the neonatal group, higher glycogen levels and glycolytic flux [ 44, 45], a greater anaerobic capacity, and alterations in Ca2+ handling plus ROS production [ 46].

As with T cells, a number of age-associated biological mechanisms have been proposed to explain these changes, including diminished differentiation capacity and alterations in intracellular signaling (Ennist et al 1986; Whisler and Grants 1993).

In particular, chronic exercise training elicits resistance to muscle fatigue through metabolic responses including mitochondrial biogenesis, increased oxidative capacity, and alterations in gene and protein expression that ultimately leads to phenotype changes that support endurance-type activity (Rose et al. 2007; Benziane et al. 2008; Chin 2004; Coffey and Hawley 2007; Bassett and Howley 2000).

Recent data show that Roux-en-Y gastric bypass can increase pancreatic β-cell insulin secretory capacity via alteration of incretin signaling and can normalize hyperglycemia in up to 83% of diabetic patients (12, 25).

In addition, surfactants can change the imbibition capacity due to alteration of the capillary pressure and wettability.

By contrast, Ehrlich et al. [18] found that hypomethylation and hypermethylation are independent in ovarian cancers, based in the capacity of these alterations to predict the degree of malignancy in ovarian tumors.