Sentence examples for changes measured with from inspiring English sources

We note that fold changes measured with RNA-Seq are expected be higher than comparable measurements taken with microarrays due to the limited dynamic range inherent in microarrays [ 18].

Functional changes measured with fMRI after reading training appear to be widespread55, affecting multiple sites within the cortical and subcortical reading network.

To investigate compositional cartilage changes measured with 3T MRI-based T2 values over 48 months in overweight and obese individuals with different degrees of weight loss (WL) and to study whether WL slows knee cartilage degeneration and symptom worsening.

Also, with added noise, sigmaf changed more gradually with increasing compound sigma compared to the abrupt changes measured with noise free compounds.

Table 2 summarizes the ratios between the fractional rCBF changes measured with DCS versus those measured with MRI-ASL.

In a porcine model Fagerberg et al. measured stroke volume with a pulmonary artery catheter and compared it to pulse-synchronous impedance changes measured with EIT [ 1].

To evaluate rates of change measured with scanning laser polarimetry with enhanced corneal compensation (GDx ECC) and compare them to those measured using the variable corneal compensation (GDx VCC) method in a cohort of glaucoma patients and individuals suspected of having the disease followed over time.

Past research among adolescents has shown an association between readiness to change (measured with a ruler) and actual changes in alcohol and tobacco use [ 22, 30].

Those whose self-rated physical or psychosocial work exposure markedly changed (measured with 2 questions) between follow-up 1 and 12-month test will be excluded for further analyses related to the secondary aim.

The table shows the process title (GO name), the number of gene reporters changed changed (changed), measured with the microarrays (measured) and the total number of genes present in the pathway MAPP (total) (for detailed description of pathway selection, see Methods).

In a population with unhealthy alcohol use, Korcha and colleagues found no association between readiness to change (measured with a 1 10 visual analog scale) and drinking (average number of drinks per drinking day and average number of drinking days per week) at 3 and 12 month follow-ups, but there was an association between readiness and maximum number of drinks on one occasion [ 31].