Sentence examples for changes in the breadth from inspiring English sources

Our study indicates that changes in the breadth of the quasispecies also correlated with the difference in response between nonresponders and relapsers.

Finally, NR is highly sensitive to changes in the breadth of the film/solution interface.

*p < 0.05 The 9% change in the breadth of discussion was explained with searching and preparing phases.

There were no significant changes in the bigonial width and ramus breadth with aging.

When attention is directed toward or away from a single stimulus in the receptive field, tuning curves for orientation, direction, and contrast are scaled vertically, without appreciable changes in the preferred stimulus or the breadth of tuning [13] [15].

In other words, host use is conservative with few drastic changes in the host plant species used, but at the same time dynamic with relatively common changes in diet breadth [20].

Since changes in expression breadth tend to be mediated by tissue-specific differences in chromatin organization, these data support earlier analyses concluding that PCI-dependent effects on chromatin structure do not closely parallel methylation-dependent effects on transcription [24].

For instance, we focus on disparity as arising from variation in niche position and ignore possible effects of changes in niche breadth.

We interpreted differences in the reaction norms of fitness-related traits between the invasive and ancestral types as three possible changes in performance (vertical shifts, horizontal shifts, or changes in niche breadth reflecting a generalist-specialist trade-off) (Izem and Kingsolver 2005).

The change in breadth of the FA 14N SSB manifold could potentially also be caused by incorporation of the SN cation into the 3D perovskite lattice, similarly to the behavior observed in mixed MA/FA, MA/GUA (GUA = guanidinium), and FA/GUA materials32,33.

Thus, the protein abundance correlations provide new insight into the content and breadth of the changes in the CSF proteome over the course of HIV infected subjects.