Sentence examples for combined changes of from inspiring English sources
Consolidity is measured by its Consolidity Index, defined as the ratio of overall changes of output parameters over combined changes of input and system parameters, all operating in fully fuzzy environment.
It is typically a multigenetic brain disorder, implying combined changes of expression of several hundred genes.
It has been suggested that an augmented pressure wave reflection in diabetes is a consequence of combined changes of both small resistance arteries and large arteries [ 40].
Finally, although we captured data regarding the total number of medication changes made throughout the study, we combined changes of dose and changes of prescribed medications.
Combined changes of I123L and L146F disrupted the CD3 downmodulation activity in early SIVsmm SM2 Nefs, whereas the reciprocal revertant changes restored this activity in late inactive Nefs.
Emerging evidence suggests that drug-induced neuroplasticity depends on epigenetic changes in gene expression and post-transcriptional regulation [ 2, 3], because addiction is typically a multigenetic brain disorder, implying combined changes of expression of several hundreds of genes.
The change of areas close to surface waters (D-1) and the combined change of areas with a low potential to provide hydrological ES (C-1) led to a slight increase (+1 and +2 points).
This combined change of the S/U ratio and the lipid length may be the mechanism behind the maintenance of the membrane fluidity.
To increase the diagnostic accuracy of combined changes in serum miRNA levels, multiple logistic regression analysis was carried out according to previously described methods [ 24].
The combined changes in the expression of ABC transporters and solute carrier proteins would be expected to reduce doxorubicin accumulation into cells.
However, the strength of the combined changes depends on local turnover at the patch level, the overall landscape capacity of the species, and its specific dispersal characteristics.
