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In the following examples from French, the indefinite article and the adjective display a change in form depending on whether the noun that they modify is masculine (poème, "poem") or feminine (pièce, "play"): un poème intéressant, "an interesting poem," but une pièce intéressante, "an interesting play".
Myocytes plated on microtextured surfaces display a change in cell shape with an increase in myofibrillar height and a decrease in cell area.
Additionally, gender difference can display a change in serum levels of lipids (P < 0.05).
Lymphocyte numbers did not display a change in between the different treatment groups.
Nevertheless, intervention studies have demonstrated that immune alterations occur when people display a change in cognition [ 52] and emotion [ 7].
Interestingly, even though the biogenesis of the ribosome seems to be affected, ribosomal proteins themselves did not display a change in abundance (average log ratio of ribosomal subunits was 0.02 ± 0.1).
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BZ solution comprises a reversible catalytic reaction which displays a change in colour due to the adoption of different oxidation states of the catalyst; transport between the pseudo-cells is therefore illustrated by a change in colour of the droplet (Fig. 12).
Similarly, only cells enriched with the highest 7KC concentration displayed a change in mitochondrial potential (Fig. S2A), while lower concentrations had no significant effect.
The typical adsorption curve displayed a change in adsorbed fusion protein with time.
For each experiment, the average number of pixels displaying a change in gray level was determined.
Actin filaments in association with any of the five proteins tested displayed a change in elongation velocity, an increase in pausing, and a change in filament flexibility.
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