Sentence examples for described below changes from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as described below, changes in mitochondrial architecture can affect respiratory complex assembly and the proper coupling of respiration to ATP synthesis (Gomes et al, 2011).

The changes described below are in no way a reflection of the hard work and creativity of the people who built and maintain them.

It won't be happening by 2018, but by 2038 — when a lot of the current workforce will still be working — the changes described below will likely be happening.

But as I describe below, today's world is one of constant turbulence, rapid technological change and global interconnection.

My conclusions, as described below, may change once I see the detailed explanations requested in this petition.

The studies described below assessing histological changes in the skin epidermis were performed using samples from mice that displayed a visible phenotype after 3 6 weeks of Ets1 induction.

These results and those described below indicated that changes in copy number occurred for several chromosomes and involved partial or complete chromosome duplication.

Hence our observations for both the coding sequence changes are described below: We detected the change in two patients in heterozygous condition.

Furthermore, inclusion of the number of training sessions as a predictor in the analyses modelling responses to probe-testing, described below, did not change any of the substantive findings, nor did the inclusion of time-related predictors, such as session number and trial number.

As will be described further below, changes in IPR have the effect of varying how smooth (high IPRs) or jerky (low IPRs) the motion appears; IPR can also have more complex perceptual effects impacting the ability to resolve details of rapid movements [e.g. see (Straw, 2003)].

Despite the observed variations in DMBNHS modification rates caused by digestion and/or ionization efficiency, the overall fold change in DMBNHS modification rate constants (described below) used to quantify conformational changes between the native and oxidized forms of CN remained consistent among different peptides containing the same lysine residues.