Sentence examples for changes as found from inspiring English sources

Identifying genes whose perturbation causes similar gene expression changes as found in the target condition might help reveal common, key mechanisms involved in the regulation of processes leading to normal and disease development.

Proportional changes as found in this study could reflect the dynamic character of proportional impact of the TPB domains.

These animals (which lack NOX2 activity) were also protected against post-MI remodelling and dysfunction with a similar pattern of underlying changes as found by Looi and colleagues.

However, binding of mevinolin to LFA-ID, which occupies the same binding pocket as IBE-667, causes similarly subtle changes as found in the cystine mutant structures, but exhibits antagontistic behavior.

Typical blots for each of these proteins with their corresponding density measurements are shown in Figure 3 and show similar patterns of changes as found in the corresponding mRNA levels.

In addition to this circadian risk, acute events such as vigorous physical exercise could act as trigger by simulating the same acute physiological changes as found in the morning peak, thereby increasing the risk of rupture of vulnerable plaque [ 19, 20].

However, our study found that the highly educated were less likely to report the use of electric fans in their homes in the UK which may be due to them wanting to reduce personal contributions to climate change, as found in the study conducted in the USA.

The scrapie-infected TG3 PrP0/0 mouse shows the same PrPd-associated neuronal coated pit and membrane changes (25) as found in sheep.

The simulations in Figure 2b show how the PaO2/FiO2 ratio changes with FiO2 as found by Aboab and colleagues [ 6].

On a further increase of the volume fraction of the viscous phase, phase inversion occurs when stirring but a striated structure continues to exist, i.e. there is no dramatic change of structure as found with aqueous/oil dispersions undergoing phase inversion.

Genes were selected based on their relative change in expression as found in the microarray data and their previously recognized roles in spermatogenesis.