Sentence examples for changes that can arise from inspiring English sources

The purpose of our animal study was 1) to investigate the temperature changes that can arise during SBC and 2) relate them to commonly encountered clinical situations (i.e. seizure activity, hypercapnia) with respect to brain temperature.

To gain more insight into the structural changes that can arise from T=T formation in telomeres, we used the α-HL nanopore to capture and analyze the damaged folds at a single-molecule level.

The quantitative and qualitative changes in the protein readout that can arise due to the presence of small uORFs can serve as a proliferation/differentiation switch that is coupled to changes in TC levels, as observed with the transcription factor CCAAT/enhancer binding protein β (C/EBPβ) [ 31, 32].

Chapter 9 discusses some of the psychological and Human Factors issues that can be introduced, and the difficulties for human performance that can arise, when automation changes the role of people from being hands-on controllers and operators of equipment, to becoming supervisors of highly automated systems.

To help change this, three years ago, I founded Touretteshero, an organisation that challenges misconceptions about Tourettes and shares the humour and creativity that can arise from it.

Crime maps illustrate the sort of problems that can arise.

Here is an opportunity for a drama that can arise.

That is the phoenix that can arise from the ashes.

that can arise when a horse is overworked.

The changes in light are accompanied by pronounced spectroscopic changes that can be interpreted as arising from alterations in an ejected shell that dissipates slowly in space.

Although the nature of the benefit that the CNVs provide in our experiments is still unknown, we note that these changes can arise frequently and sweep rapidly through populations.