Sentence examples for did not appreciably modify from inspiring English sources
These effects were lipid-specific, since D-PDMP did not alter the SM level, and drug-specific, since its inactive stereoisomer, L-PDMP, did not appreciably modify GSLs levels (data not shown).
The antibody against LEF-1 abolished the formation of the DNA-protein complex while the antibodies against TCF1, TCF3 and ERα did not appreciably modify the DNA-protein complex (Figure 7B and supplementary Figure S4).
The presence of 150 μM CaCl2 in the subphase did not appreciably modify the π-A isotherm of DPPC when compared to that obtained in the absence of calcium (23).
History of various medical conditions including; diabetes, hypertension, stroke, heart attack, arthritis, and colon polyp did not appreciably modify the association between the use of either NSAID and prostate cancer risk (data not in tables).
Restricting the analytical period to 1991 2000 in Champaign County in order to reduce potential bias associated with the formation of the neighbourhood advocacy group did not appreciably modify the results; the RR for melanoma was 1.17 (95% CI 0.99 to 1.38) and the RR for prostate cancer was 1.17 (95% CI 1.09 to 1.26; data not tabulated).
In the absence of stimulation, MCF-7 and T47D were unable to migrate, and even the addition of exogenous rhIGF-1 or -2 did not appreciably modify their behaviour; in contrast, MDA-231 cells, derived from a metastatic carcinoma, intrinsically exhibited some degree of migration, which was substantially increased following stimulation with rhIGFs.
Van Hove has shown [17] that for three dimensions the appearance of these special points does not appreciably modify the result of a numerical integration.
This supports the concept that local treatment modalities do not appreciably modify the growth traits of the DM process.
The remaining results suggest that diet, as represented by our composite score, does not appreciably modify the effects of several loci, singly or collectively, on BMI and BMI-adjusted WHR.
