Sentence examples for changing the proportion from inspiring English sources

In addition to proliferation, NSCs activity can also be regulated at the level of a change in their fate (e.g.: by changing the proportion of cells undergoing proliferative versus differentiative, symmetric versus asymmetric, and/or gliogenic versus neurogenic divisions).

In conclusion, the high concentration of APV influenced LTD and enhanced LTP in AD rats through changing the proportion of NMDAR, which suggested that the change of NMDAR may participate in the pathogenesis of AD at the synaptic level.

Thus, by changing the proportion of orientation selective and non-orientation selective neurons, contrast might have changed orientation-tuning width in these second order cells, which would have been more orientation selective at low than at high contrast.

Changing the proportion of how much meat to vegetables we put on our plates is good for our bodies and the planet".

Changing the proportion Glaxo spends by just two percentage points means an extra £300m for a company as large as GlaxoSmithKline, and probably a reduction in the hefty profit margins that the industry is used to.

Simply reducing the number of calories consumed, without changing the proportion of meat and other food types, cut combined emissions, energy and water use by around 9 per cent.

Lanvin's menswear designer, Lucas Ossendrijver, said: "We took all the classics and started changing the proportions.

The temporal structure of a movement cannot be altered without seriously changing the proportions of the whole.

Also, changing the proportions of oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide in the storage atmosphere can provide control.

I reworked the "Silver Palate" recipe slightly, changing the proportions (the original recipe called for two sticks of butter, which I reduced) and adding a little chile powder to the mix.

Changing the proportions of reagents leads either to γ- or layered structures of MnO2.