Sentence examples for contributing to the alteration from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that while some EMT practices for recording data from epoxy-embedded samples include a preliminary long exposure beam "cooking" step prior to the image acquisition protocol, this can certainly be viewed as contributing to the alteration of the sample dimensions (particularly its thickness) and potentially a loss of useful information.

Despite extensive past studies, mechanisms contributing to the alteration of sepsis risks remain poorly understood.

Thus, the miR-181a-DUSP axis is at least one mechanism contributing to the alteration of functionality over peripheral residence time in NCD4 cells.

In pathological conditions such as Parkinson's disease (PD), glutamatergic transmission is considerably affected, thereby contributing to the alterations involved in this disorder.

It is, therefore, difficult to speculate meaningfully regarding which specific HSA21 proteins are causing or contributing to the alterations seen in levels of non-HSA21 proteins.

Accordingly, the additional risks of alcohol as a factor contributing to the alterations of TBI-induced neuroinflammatory processes may affect the overall recovery.

Studies using varoius types of blocks indicate a significant peripheral nociceptive input contributing to the alterations in PPT and thermal pain thresholds [ 80, 81].

4, 5 Clinically, CCA patients have been reported to exhibit significantly higher bile acid concentrations in bile, compared with patients with benign biliary diseases, 6, 7 with BDO apparently contributing to the alterations in bile acid concentrations in CCA.

However, while cytosolic thymidine kinase (TK1) is tightly regulated, especially during cell division, mitochondrial TK2 is expressed constitutively (Johansson & Karlsson, 1997), thus contributing to the alterations of the mitochondrial dNTP pool.

Pairwise comparative OPLS-DA was conducted with one orthogonal and one predictive component calculated for all models derived from two classes of samples to obtain detailed information on metabolic alterations under salt and alkali stress and significance of metabolites contributing to the alterations.

Since all of the patients in the current study underwent both mandibular BSSO advancement and maxillary LeFort I procedures, with decreases of the occlusal and mandibular plane angles, adaptive compensations of the condyle may contribute to the alteration in the direction of growth.