Sentence examples for consistent modifications from inspiring English sources

Then, we performed two ALE analyses to determine whether meditation produces consistent modifications in brain structure and function.

We can therefore conclude that the proteins involved in transport represent a bona fide class of proteins that requires consistent modifications to adapt to the deep-sea environment.

We found the most consistent modifications for variants in IL6 rs2069832 and FBG rs1800790 after exposure to carbon monoxide (CO; 24-hr average; p-values for interaction, 0.034 and 0.019, respectively).

By a visual comparative analysis of the spectra, it is possible to see, over time, gradual spectral changes of the overall profile with consistent modifications in specific spectral regions.

We provide a valuable and novel perspective on the fields of human physiology and environmental epigenomics, showing that a physiological health-enhancing stimulus can induce highly consistent modifications in DNA methylation that are associated to gene expression changes concordant with observed phenotypic adaptations.

The algorithm performs a topological invariant deformation of the 2D pattern mesh after the boundary of the 2D pattern undergoes a topological consistent modification.

Together our data suggest that deficiency in PHOSPHO1 exerts modifications in bone architecture that are transient and depend upon age, yet produces consistent modification in lacunar and vascular porosity.

Conversely, no consistent modification in the expression of such markers was observed after DMARD treatment.

However, consistent modification of effects were not found for CPU, sperm count, or sperm concentration.

There was no consistent modification of the effects of PM sources by medication other than beta-blockers (results not shown).

This highly consistent modification at specific CpG sites - many of which are associated with developmental genes - indicates that replicative senescence represents a developmental process, rather than a random accumulation of cellular defects.