Sentence examples for changes or suppression from inspiring English sources

With the strange exception of Argentina, the middle classes of Latin America are bulwarks of economic orthodoxy and fiscal rectitude.New York University's Mr Easterly has found that the larger a country's middle class, the lower its indicators of every sort of instability, be it revolutions and coups, outbreaks of civil war, constitutional changes or suppression of civil rights.

Several studies showed that downregulation of COMT leads to syringyl/guaiacyl-lignin ratio change or event suppression of syringyl-lignin.

The development of an angiogenic milieu within a stable and non-angiogenic tissue, may depend to some degree on changes in gene (over) transcription or suppression but also on changes in mRNA splicing control.

This activation might be related not only to the regulation of emotional states or autonomic responses but also to behavioural changes like suppression or deception of emotional responses.

For 25% of the gene pairs analyzed, a significant change towards tissue-specific expression or suppression was observed.

For each upstream regulator that met these cutoffs, an activation Z-score, calculated by IPA, was determined by comparing the known effect of the regulator on each target gene (activation or suppression) to the observed changes in gene expression.

Paint exposures appeared to be specifically related to ALL with t(12 21), but we are not sure whether they influence the identified genetic "hits" or influence the progression of the disease via other means, for instance, epigenetic changes or nongeno-toxic bone marrow suppression followed by regrowth (Wiemels et al. 2008).

For the few genes (e.g., MTH1, GOS1, SNF6, HIS4) that do show clear gene expression changes upon suppression by ioc3Δ or isw1Δ, the authors should also reveal the corresponding nucleosome maps so that readers can assess the relationship between nucleosome occupancy/position and transcription, and whether there is any correlation between the chromatin and transcription in this respect.

The cut-off for miRNA candidates was set at more than two-fold changes in expression (suppression or induction) after CEBPA restoration, and such changes had to be observed in two independant experiments.

Varying the CD25− Teff numbers resulted in minor changes in suppression (Figure 1A).

Suppression for both patterns decreases as surface slant increases, with substantially greater and steeper changes in suppression for the octotropic plaid.