Sentence examples for changes with low from inspiring English sources
In addition, feeding experiments have shown that UCP levels respond to dietary changes, with low levels excreted during fasting, and higher levels during re-feeding [37].
The Wallis device is indicated for mild lumbar stenosis, large disc herniation, recurrent disc herniation, and Modic type 1 changes with low back pain [ 6].
Chromosome painting is a very useful tool in phylogenetic studies because chromosome rearrangements are considered rare genomic changes with low levels of homoplasy [ 41].
The grey area of the plot indicates small changes with low significance, whereas the red area indicates significant changes (q-value<0.1).
It is interesting, however, that restricting the analysis to the city centre, the relationship between SEP and traffic exposure changes, with low exposures in residents better educated or who live in a high SEP area, suggesting that environmental inequalities do exist in the central area.
The micelles exhibited thermo-dependent size change, with low critical solution temperature about 33 35 °C.
In paleomagnetism, periods of high field intensity have been largely ignored in favor of the more spectacular directional changes associated with low field intensity periods of excursions and reversals.
The association of Modic changes (MC) with low back pain (LBP) is unclear.
Therefore pre-existing postural changes together with low grade eccentric action could have a negative effect on the musculoskeletal system leading to a low grade inflammation which can also lead to consumption of vital resources such as Se and Zn.
Three distinct response groups of genes were identified: downregulated genes (⩽−2-fold change), genes with low variability in expression (values between >−2 and <+2-fold-change); upregulated genes (⩾+2-fold change).
The hybrid dynamical-statistical downscaling approach is an effort to combine the ability of dynamical downscaling to resolve fine-scale climate changes with the low computational cost of statistical downscaling.
