Sentence examples for consistent altered from inspiring English sources

Fibroblasts are believed to represent a valid model for cohesin deficiency in humans as in studies on gene expression, consistent altered profiles were observed in primary cultures of fibroblasts and lymphoblastoid cell lines.

If a given environmental compound is persistently present generation after generation in a population of individuals, it may lead to a consistent altering of parameters and characters in that population [ 29].

TET2-disrupted CAR T cells exhibited an epigenetic profile consistent with altered T cell differentiation and, at the peak of expansion, displayed a central memory phenotype.

These results are therefore consistent with altered norepinephrinergic regulation in cocaine addiction.

This study illustrates a very tight concordance between both methods with a significant difference that NRO appears to anticipate changes in gene expression at time points earlier than they appear in total RNA, consistent with altered transcriptional rates followed by changes in total RNA.

The authors also found evidence of epigenetic changes that were consistent with altered gene expression in the liver.

Consistent with altered immune status we find spontaneous development of ileitis with features that closely recapitulate those of CD pathology.

Consistent with altered mitochondrial function, Casp2 appears to regulate the activity of complex III, which may contribute to increased ROS production and oxidative stress observed in Casp2 −/− mice.

Similarly, although few studies have been conducted, the reported functional and structural alterations observed in internet addiction have been relatively consistent in demonstrating altered OFC function (especially in the right hemisphere) and structure [ 9- 14].

This behavior is consistent with an altered layer 'growth' that is controlled by the ion beam induced displacements of surface atoms rather by thermal diffusion.

This behavior is consistent with an altered layer 'growth' that is controlled by the ion-beam-induced displacements of surface atoms.