Sentence examples for differential alterations from inspiring English sources

Differential alterations have been reported in the local and global cervical muscles in the presence of chronic neck pain (CNP), including the endurance alterations of these muscles.

As with sociability and social preference, there were also differential alterations in social approach in Fmr1 knockout mice and in GSK3 knockin mice.

Our results show differential alterations in learning capacity in children with posterior fossa tumours.

Differential alterations in the Ca2+-binding protein calretinin and the Ca2+-pumping protein PMCA2 suggest altered Ca2+-handling mechanisms in the Dp427-deficient brain.

We also showed that the CRISPR/Cas9 system-mediated cleavage of different loci of mtDNA initiates differential alterations of mitochondria-associated proteins.

This is the first study to access the in vivo differential alterations in peripheral dopamine by ketamine, cocaine, and methamphetamine using whole-body PET [F]FDOPA and QWBAR in mice.

Our main finding is that the damage zone displays contrasting permeability values (up to two orders of magnitude) inherited from the differential alteration of the intact rock layers.

The underlying fracture zone has been affected by differential alteration processes, creating zones of high and low vertical porosity and permeability.

The reason for the difference between the various TNF inhibitors and risk of developing uveitis is unknown, but it may reflect a differential alteration of the cytokine milieu and/or differential effectiveness in treating intraocular inflammation [2].

Other inhibitory factors such as differential alteration of nerve conduction velocities mediated its effect via gate control mechanism, might have played a part in the process leading to the pain and symptoms termination.

Such a differential alteration of a key developmental gene may be critical in defining the phenotypes of these tumors and explain the behavior and outcome from these disparate forms of this disease.