Sentence examples for differentiated changes from inspiring English sources
Detailed examination of those metabolites showing differentiated changes in LTH (Table 1, Additional file 1: Table S1) suggest its high level of seedling CT was at least partially attributed to its increased levels of most AAs and reduced energy consumption that resulted in increased glycolysis and strong resilience on recovery.
Thus, these changes clearly unmask temporally differentiated changes in platelet function which are of pathophysiologic importance.
Is the phenomenon by which a cell (usually not terminally differentiated) changes its phenotype in response to environmental signals.
Regarding the potential examiner bias, we assume that the dentist possibly may have amplified the general improvement after the program, but less so the differentiated changes for each specific dental location.
Trans-differentiation is the phenomenon by which an already differentiated cell changes its phenotype in response to environmental signals; metaplasia is a form of trans-differentiation that occurs in pathological conditions where usually epithelial cells adopt the phenotype of another epithelium.
The histopathologic features of adenovirus-Brn2 injected skin tissues looked similar to the features of lichen planus, a human skin disease showing chronic inflammation and well-differentiated epidermal changes.
Through the empirical study of web-based system, interface designers can effectively grasp a user's differentiated demand that changes rapidly and reflect it in the combination of designed components.
Periodic paralyses are recurrent bouts of flaccid limb weakness traditionally differentiated by accompanying changes in serum potassium levels, as hyperkalaemic, hypokalaemic or normokalaemic episodes (Fontaine, 2008).
Sections were differentiated in two changes of 80% ethanol for 10 s each, washed three times in large volumes of PBS, incubated with DAPI for 5 min and washed again.
