Sentence examples for defining the changes from inspiring English sources

Only now are investigators defining the changes needed for both a cell to escape from the primary tumour and subsequently to allow for ectopic survival and proliferation.

Our findings complement the normative values reported by Rosengren et al. (2011) by defining the changes with intensity for cVEMPs and oVEMPs.

As such, defining the changes in gene expression that accompany this development pathway is important for understanding the molecular events that contribute to chronic as well as acute disease.

The identification of gene transcripts which differ in abundance and correlate with the metastatic phenotype may be of considerable importance both as diagnostic aids and in defining the changes associated with tumour progression and metastasis at the molecular level.

New standards for characterizing abnormal locomotor output that extend beyond summary statistics will be critical in defining the changes in circuitry produced by subtle genetic manipulations of the spinal cord.

The growth rate parameter r k is an immediate function of these parameters, r k = r k (N k, i, N k, f, b k, T k − T k − 1 ), and hence does not need to be provided as an independent variable in defining the changes in effective population size during an epoch.

17 and 18. Equation 17 is defining the change in heat due to the convection process, and Eq. 18 is defining the convection coefficient.

A key decision is defining the change in the estimate sufficient to warrant reviewing the DAG.

The LE was predicted by defining the change in the background hazard rate caused by local-traffic-related primary fine particles.

Level 4 encourages users to take an overview of their situation prior to actually defining the change they wish to make.

In normal representation of wavelet coefficients, it is not possible to define the changes (Figure 6).