Sentence examples for changes in localised from inspiring English sources
Similarly, our own modelling of the hindgut demonstrates that even comparatively modest changes in localised intercellular adhesion are able to mediate large-scale changes in organ shape and curvature.
Recent research has explored rhizospheric bacteria and their role, hypothesised from expression profiles, in organic contamination tolerance by trees; Yergeau et al. [ 21] found overrepresentation of transcripts implying widespread changes in localised microbial competition.
To start with the first point, changes in localised production or decay within the reflux-loop mechanism does not at all affect the established pattern (as is the case within the source-decay mechanism), as long as the diffusion and decay are within the wide, biologically relevant parameter regime.
It is possible that the F-actin changes are localised in cholesterol-enriched caveolae microdomain membrane regions.
These changes are localised specifically to NuRD target genes, but not to the non-targets assayed.
It can only be hoped that any shortages will boost the flourishing interest in localising our food system.
Arteriography remains an important tool in localising neuroendocrine tumours.
Localised changes in mRNA may not be detected in our analysis of whole uterine samples.
Localised changes in oxygen tension are indeed a strong angiogenic drive.
10.7554/eLife.04872.017 Figure 9. Localised changes in the polymeric status of actin modulate the sensitivity of the ISR.
In addition, a recent within (dominant vs. non-dominant) and between subject (squash players vs. controls) comparison showed systemic, rather than localised, changes in conduit arterial wall thickness (Rowley et al. 2011).
