Sentence examples for does not markedly alter from inspiring English sources
This reveals that the effect of a modest sized gap in the coating does not markedly alter the radiated field except at distinct frequencies, at which values the coating exhibits strong fluid-coupled oscillations.
These results indicate that the removal of one methyl group to convert DPPC to DPPE-Me2 does not markedly alter the range or magnitude of the hydration pressure.
These results suggest that this point mutation does not markedly alter IRF-5P68 protein localization in comparison with wild-type IRF-5 in resting cells.
Importantly, a recently published characterization of the FOXL2 C134W mutation has suggested that it does not markedly alter the regulation of a number of known FOXL2 target regions [22].
Thus, in vitro conditions induce low-level DNA damage, and viral transduction does not markedly alter this basal pattern.
In the case of factor XIII a, the activated enzyme contains a single calcium ion in a position near to the catalytic site (Fox et al. 1999) though its binding does not markedly alter the structure.
Lastly, a single Pro to Leu substitution at CP position 129 of CMV-Fny (F1F2F3-P129L) conferred the induction of necrosis in tobacco plants and reduced aphid transmissibility, but did not markedly alter the physical stability of virions.
Adjustment for covariables (second model) or additional adjustment for differences in mean blood pressure across the categories (third model) did not markedly alter the associations.
Expression levels of TGF-β, which are constitutively high in unexposed RPE cells, did not markedly alter after co-culture with activated RMG.
We found that treatment with DNCB did not markedly alter the body weight or spleen weight index, but did decrease the thymus weight index by ∼30% compared to vehicle-treated animals.
We have not explored this mechanism extensively, but the administration of vasodilators in the drinking water between 60 and 90 days of age did not markedly alter the course of the disease.
