Sentence examples for changes acquired by from inspiring English sources

This development is associated with development-related plastic changes that ensure the increasing efficiency of neural communication that takes place throughout development and correlates with signal changes acquired by means of neuroimaging techniques.

This means that the inheritance of information equals the possibility of inheriting changes acquired by the parent during its lifetime.

Interestingly, in some of the wtBRG1-expressing tumours cells had an elongated appearance, recalling the morphological changes acquired by the H1299tr-BRG1wt cells in culture after treatment with RA and DEX (Fig 6D).

We propose that the metabolic changes acquired by cells after HIPK2 silencing may contribute to induce resistance to cell death in glucose restriction condition, and therefore be directly relevant for tumor progression.

Label-free and direct detection of the aptamer-AFM1 on Fe3O4/PANi interface were performed via electrochemical signal change, acquired by cyclic and square wave voltammetries.

It remains unclear to which extent these differences are caused by a wild-type p53-inactivating function of G245C-mutated p53 and/or by other changes acquired during the adaptation of UKF-NB-3 cells to nutlin-3.

Genomic instability is characteristic of CIN III lesions and cervical cancer, as such the non-maintenance of such aberrations in later stages may be due to the masking the of initial events by additional changes acquired in severe dysplasia [ 3, 40, 41].

The U.K.'s carrier market has since seen some changes, with EE acquired by former mobile network operator BT, and a spot of carrier consolidation as Three bought O2.

Among other possible reasons of expanding its area are global climates, ecological and socioeconomic changes, and mutations acquired by local strains of JE virus.

The genomes of the cladosporin-sensitive parental clone and cladosporin-resistant clones were compared using a microarray that has the capacity to reveal most genomic changes that are acquired by the resistant strains, including copy number variants, deletions, small insertion/deletion events, and single-nucleotide polymorphisms (Dharia et al., 2009).

It is also remarkable to see a song like "Empty Pockets Filled With Love," with minimal changes, acquire a wicked gleam when sung by Shrub (Clif Thorne) as an anthem of compassionate conservatism.