Sentence examples for changes in energy availability from inspiring English sources
Future potential changes in WY are likely to follow changes in P with some modification by changes in energy availability.
By periodically recomputing the value of taking into account changes in energy availability and probablility distribution, inaccuracies in the predictions can be corrected.
This theory was developed in the context of lower mammals and proposes that in environments that undergo seasonal changes in energy availability, selection should favor individuals that support enhanced immune function during the winter (shorter days).
Thus, in both worms and zebrafish, LKB1 is essential for control of whole-body energy homeostasis and adaptation of metabolism to changes in energy availability, which is essential for long-term viability of the organism.
The data shown highlight the fact that different WAT sites show different proinflammatory and energy signaling responses to changes in energy availability, and also that WAT sites (or their cells) show too many differences to simply extend to the whole-body WAT the findings obtained on one or even a couple of sites.
The scaling relationship we observe between AppVmax and AppKm is common for environmental systems, although the degree of correlation in our study (R2 = 0.48) is unusually high, suggesting these parameters are both driven by changes in energy and nutrient availability along depth profiles.
Our interpretation of the observations in this study are that changes in energy metabolism or substrate availability precede the changes in contractile proteins, but identification of the key factors involved in driving towards the fast glycolytic fibre type remains elusive.
Bnip3 localises to the outer mitochondrial membrane and plays an important role in mitophagy and mitochondrial dynamics and is thereby vital in the adaptive response to changes in energy balance arising from deficiencies in oxygen or glucose availability [ 30].
Changes in energy predicted changes in anxiety.
Changes in energy intake are less clear.
Leptin is an adipocytokine with a pivotal role in signaling energy availability in the energy-deficient state (15).
