Sentence examples for changes as observed from inspiring English sources
The Wilcoxon Rank Sum test with Benjamini Hochberg P-value correction was used to test whether the observed combined expression values of a functional bin differ from the expression changes as observed for the collection of genes from all other bins.
Treating differentiated murine C2C12 myotubes with 100 ng/mL TNFα for 24 hrs induced similar intracellular signaling pathway changes as observed in late-stage mSOD1G93A mouse muscle tissue.
Bed rest studies are used for simulation and study of physiological changes as observed in unloading/non-gravity environments.
Exposure of polychloroprene/FeCl3·6H2O solution to polychromatic light induces polymer structure changes, as observed by GC MS and FTIR.
This unique nanoporous/nanocrystalline material effectively accommodates the structural transformation during lithium insertion and avoids deleterious morphological changes as observed in battery materials composed of large particles.
Although MTdko mice were genetically susceptible to 1, methyl, 4-phenyl, 1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine (MPTP) Parkinsonism, they did not exhibit any overt clinical symptoms of neurodegeneration and gross neuropathological changes as observed in wv/wv mice.
Real-time qPCR results showed similar trends in gene expression changes as were observed in microarray studies.
In 1521 Torrigiani went to Sevilla (Seville), where his style changed, as observed in Virgin and Child (c. 1521), which shows High Renaissance characteristics, and St. Jerome (c. 1525), a Mannerist-influenced work.
Deletion of the apcE gene caused a colour change as observed in the ∆apcE mutant.
The characterization of the non-canonical EF1 and canonical EF2 reveals that Ca2+ binding to NCaBD induces a structural change as observed in the enhancement of Trp fluorescence and the increase of α secondary structure.
In addition to the potential to improve local livelihoods by diversifying income sources, rapid land use change, as observed in the Mara ecosystem, risks leaving resource users and landowners scrambling to adapt.
