Sentence examples for changes activated from inspiring English sources

This approach allows for a direct association of the decomposed parts of the stress tensor with the respective geometric changes activated during loading, i.e., volume (lengths) changes and shape (angles) changes, which are the only possible geometric changes in a deformable solid.

The liver had mild fatty changes, activated Kupffer cells, and slight lymphoid infiltration in the portal areas.

With a dual filter design, careful monitoring for breakthrough, and frequent filter changes, activated carbon filtration is highly effective at removing PFOA.

It has been proposed that barotrauma associated with altitude variations caused changes activating the trigeminovascular system.

However, this algorithm requires an infrastructure with capabilities for: monitoring context changes, activating and assembling (at runtime) components that implement specific features, and gathering suitable metrics for system properties, so as to assess various configuration alternatives.

The induced conformational changes activate the other subunit (gp41), which causes the fusion of the viral with the plasma cell membranes resulting in the delivery of the viral genome into the cell and the initiation of the infection cycle.

Although the exact molecular mechanism remains unclear, it is revealed that the proper TM domain of FcγRIIB can impede BCR's conformational changes, activate the inhibitory signaling distributed to lipid rafts, inhibit the recruitment of CD19 to B cell IS, which depends on its fast lateral mobility.

The possible resolutions to the paradox of metastasis are distinct in our model, including that metastatic mutations may also increase fitness, the mutation rate is high enough to generate the metastatic cells de novo, and microenvironmental changes "activate" a previously neutral mutation late in progression.

These signalling changes activate integrins back via inside-out signalling (affinity modulation) by inducing conformational changes in the cytoplasmic domain of the β member (Somanath et al, 2009a).

The TFs are intrinsically involved in the system that senses environmental changes, activating selective gene expression to allow the organism to adapt to these changes (Körner et al. 2003).

Acute glucose fluctuations seem to have more deleterious effects than sustained hyperglycemia in the development of cardiovascular complications as glucose both upward and downward changes activate the oxidative stress [ 14, 15].