Sentence examples for changes to the functional from inspiring English sources

However, whether these early changes to the functional architecture are a compensatory mechanism to amyloid toxicity or a cause of amyloid deposition needs to be further investigated [ 73].

Due to the complex mixture of different compounds, the signal changes may be associated with the selective degradation or removal of certain components or with chemical modifications and changes to the functional groups as a result of the treatments.

These restrictions are compositional and non-invasive: no change to the functional parts of the model is required, and restrictions can be selectively applied to parts of the model.

The trend of higher divergence in stems and loops (vs. the mature miRNA) has been observed in other species (Hertel et al. 2006) and may be indicative of purifying selection against change to the functional component of the miRNA molecule (and/or a relaxation of constraint at stems and loops).

This was caused by an increase in the surface roughness as well as changes to the surface functional groups of the polyimide film.

We subsequently, compared and contrasted these changes to the cardiac functional and metabolic effects that we previously observed.

Morphological and functional changes to the biomechanics and musculoskeletal functional morphology related to food procurement and handling are considered critical components in the impressive evolutionary diversification and ecological success of teleosts, including many herbivorous and detritivorous fishes [ 87, 88].

A comprehensive morphological and chemical analysis was performed to correlate the changes to the presence of functional groups and the alteration of the surface texture.

This intolerance for changes to the protein sequence indicates functional importance in the regions around LCRs.

Such modifications are believed to impart significant functional changes to the miRNA.

Epigenetic mechanisms refer to functional changes to the genome that do not involve any alteration in nucleotide sequence.