Sentence examples for concomitant alteration from inspiring English sources

The previously reported effect of the particle size on the specific activity for the ORR is interpreted on the basis of the shift in the potential of zero total charge and the concomitant alteration of the adsorption properties.

An additional set of commonly dysregulated genes were identified without concomitant alteration in DNA copy number.

The physical basis for the increase in infectious titre seen after exposure to pronase E remains unexplained, but may reflect changes in PrP aggregate size with concomitant alteration of specific prion infectivity [8] or increased bioavailability of prions following removal of other proteins.

Changes of one of these parameters without a concomitant alteration of the fraction of free transcripts would not have been noted.

In any case the sharp increase of cell proliferation suggests that the immortalization process is caused by the concomitant alteration of multiple pathways.

This result could be explained by a concomitant alteration in the wavefront position, as was shown after PSM separation from the notochord [ 92].

Depending on the nature of the lung disorder, adventitious sounds may be generated, with concomitant alterations in the composition of the sound signal.

We hypothesized that endurance athletes show large fluctuations of TEE during different seasonal training phases due to differing exercise loads, and concomitant alterations in energy intake and body composition.

To provoke morphological changes of the spine cytoskeleton, we induced a sustained synaptic depolarization by bath application of AMPA and measured the concomitant alterations of the spine shape.

An emerging concept is that the field of enteric neuropathies extends well beyond digestive diseases, and that a subset of central nervous system (CNS) disorders may present with concomitant alterations of the ENS [3], [4], [5].

Our current data suggest a lack of concomitant alterations at MYC and BRG1 (Fig 6F and G).