Sentence examples for changes in mechanisms from inspiring English sources

All these processes are mediated by allostatic changes in mechanisms of activity-dependent synaptic plasticity, such as long-term potentiation (LTP) and long-term depression (LTD).

Genomic data can identify the nature of these evolved changes in mechanisms that alter the potential of populations to spread.

To assess the extent to which changes in mechanisms will be accurately reflected in changes in model parameters, we performed a benchmarking simulation.

Effects observed in sensitive target tissues can also be caused by exposure-related changes in mechanisms governing normal negative feedback regulation of endocrine tissues and hormone secretion; such effects may also influence the dose-response relationship depending on exposure duration.

Apart from anatomical injuries, such abnormalities observed in these vessels may result from several mechanisms: alteration in EC surface receptors; modified signal transduction pathways (receptor-ecNOS coupling); altered function and/or density of the ecNOS; changes in pathways that lead to release of NO; and/or changes in mechanisms that participate in subsequent degradation of NO.

The product selectivity could be rationalized by the changes in mechanism from dehydration v.s. dehydrogenation as the rate determining step.

Most current methods of mechanism elucidation are also unable to account for or convey changes in mechanism (ie primary and secondary targets) with changes in structure.

Nonadditive effects were generally attributed to direct or indirect interactions of the two residues mediated through the protein or changes in mechanism.

The variation of the stress versus grain size dependence is attributed to the change in mechanisms of new grain development from discontinuous to continuous reactions with increasing flow stress.

Tribocorrosion maps were generated, based on the results, indicating the change in mechanisms of the tribological and corrosion parameters for such coatings, as a function of load and applied potential.

Since most biological readouts, in which pericentromere transcription has been observed, underlie changes in epigenetic mechanisms, we suggest that such mechanisms could control pericentromere transcription.