Sentence examples for changes which produce from inspiring English sources

Many of these now-freshwater lineages independently evolved the same sort of genetic changes which produce a lightly armored body form.

The anatomy of the shoulder joint lends itself to changes which produce stiffness.

They were not, it seems also, practised fraudsters: they did not apparently employ the common technique (in fraud) of properly recording data from an initial relatively small sample and then reproducing these data repeatedly with minor changes – which produces a large dataset with a degree of verisimilitude (unless, by chance, the initial sample happened to be atypical).

For example, the substitutions A→S (nonpolar to polar amino acid residues) and V→I (nonpolar to nonpolar amino acid residues) result in side chains, of some amino acid residues, becoming embedded inside the putative colchicine pocket with local topology changes, which produces a reduction of the space available for the ligand).

Lord Filkin, seminar panellist and chair of the House of Lords committee on public service and demographic change which produced the Ready for Ageing?

31 Factors that may slow the absorption include high fat foods and concomitant medications, such as valproate, carbamazepine, and phenytoin, which produce changes consistent with the metabolic changes resulting from cytochrome P450 enzyme induction.

Since Kant takes the equality of action and reaction, in the first instance, to govern changes of momentum (rather than the forces which produce such changes), he actually does not need to formulate Newton's second law separately.

AMPK is a eukaryotic heterotrimeric (α, β and γ) protein kinase activated in response to environmental stresses such as glucose deprivation and hypoxia, which produce changes in cellular ATP levels, resulting in phosphorylation of AMPK at Thr 172.

The human BDNF gene has been mapped to chromosome 11p13 and a common single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) consisting of a missense change (G196A), which produces a valine (Val) to methionine (Met) change, has been identified in the coding exon of the BDNF gene at position 66 (Val66Met) [ 12].

Evolution of microcracks produce an increase in substrate compliance and an increase in material damping, which produce consistent changes in EM conductance.

Processes which produce slow changes in air composition in a closed ecological system (CES) may not be noticed if the leak rate of the CES is significant.