Sentence examples for characteristics altered from inspiring English sources

19 Thus the Cpeb3 isoform with a 132-aa C-terminal truncation and an altered tail would likely have its binding characteristics altered.

If soil microbial communities are exclusively compared between these two biogeochemically distinct soil types, the impact of characteristics altered by shrub species, especially soil C and N, are likely to be overemphasized and overshadow the role of other characteristics in structuring microbial composition.

Because we had measures of these socio-demographic covariates, we adjusted for them in our analyses, and it is unlikely these study characteristics altered the results of our study.

The concept of tissue continuity is realised by the chaotic and fractal organisation of multifibrils interlaced with cellular components which characteristics alter depending on the state of hydration.

These characteristics alter land atmosphere exchanges of heat, water, carbon dioxide and other trace gases, which feed back to the climate at multiple scales.

Heat waves are particularly intense in urban areas, where surface characteristics alter the partitioning of surface heat fluxes compared with nearby rural areas.

It is likely that differing patient characteristics alter their susceptibility to the metabolic effects of low-dose GCs and underlie the variability in the literature.

Traffici is the value of each traffic indicator listed in Table 1, tested separately in prediction models, at location i. Modifierit is the value of meteorological or site characteristics altering the association between traffic indicators and Concentrationijt.

Moreover, unlike measurements collected in open spaces near major roadways, residential measures may be impacted by near-home sources (e.g., idling cars, home heating, smoking, grilling) and site characteristics altering the traffic-concentration relationship (e.g., building configuration).

Confounding by indication is present if patient characteristics alter the likelihood of being prescribed a medicine and are at the same time related to the probability of an outcome[ 7].

In the 'Nominalist' strategy, boundaries are formed by the researcher in categories based on analytical significance, e.g., relational properties and characteristics alters share with the focal actor (Scott 2013).