Sentence examples for changed respectively from inspiring English sources

Chorismate biosynthesis or mevalonate pathway could be considered to be up regulated in leaves while they were downed or slightly changed; respectively, in roots.

The lattice parameters a and c in tetragonal (space group I4/m) are changed, respectively, from 0.892 to 0.886 nm and from 1.261 to 1.251 nm.

By varying the W or t of the graphene layer, the amplitude and frequency of the resonance peak are changed respectively.

In order to study the influence of flange and web thickness of optimized welded detail on the SCC, the flange and web thicknesses will be changed, respectively, between 12 and 20 mm (considering the case of the medium plate).

Task 5, the first double transfer task where the animal must associate reward with a new set of odorants, was significantly more difficult for all three mouse strains compared to tasks 2, 4, 6, and 7, which represent positive and negative transfer tasks, where only the rewarded or unrewarded odorants are changed respectively (Wilcoxon, p<0.05).

These changes of expression were due to down- or upregulation of the analyzed genes and allowed us to divide all tumor samples into three pools: D, U, and N in which the expression of genes was downregulated, upregulated or not changed, respectively.

Table velocity and lead-screw twist interaction are controlled via armature and field voltage variations, restricting the effect of cutting loads and lead-screw length changes, respectively.

Among those receiving distance education 58%to68%8% of respondents indicated a similar level of commitment to change respectively.

SRM values of 0.20, 0.50 and 0.80 represent small, moderate and large sensitivity to change, respectively [ 30].

As the heat and mass transfer coefficients will change, respectively, shelf temperature will have to be adjusted accordingly in order not to exceed the maximum product temperature.

Fractional fluorescence changes were corrected and normalized with respect to the dilution factors and maximal fluorescence changes, respectively.