Sentence examples for downstream of changes from inspiring English sources
The "Guidelines" for estimating wind speed variations in boundary layer flow over hills and other terrain features as well as within internal boundary layers downstream of changes in surface roughness were developed by Taylor and Lee and Walmsley, Taylor and Salmon.
Glasscock says, "we're leveraging the fact that RNA expression is downstream of changes in DNA.
This suggested that the elevated Rac1 activity that occurs in β3-null endothelial cells is downstream of changes in VEGFR2.
Thus, msgn1 expression is also downstream of changes to the Wnt activity gradient and upstream of changes to the wavefront during segmentation.
As in left-right patterning (Fukumoto et al., 2005b; Levin et al., 2006), serotonin acts in this system as a small-molecule messenger mediating cell-cell instructive signaling downstream of changes in transmembrane potential.
Application of these gains to ω-3-deficiency indicates that all timing changes are downstream of photoreceptor changes, but a direct pSTR amplitude loss occurs (P < 0.05).
In contrast to conventional evaluations, a dynamic systems approach incorporates the complexity of the system and anticipates the upstream and downstream consequences of changes in complex health care delivery systems.
Loss of seed dispersal by elephants will favor tree species dispersed abiotically and by smaller dispersal agents, and tree species composition will depend on the downstream effects of changes in elephant nutrient cycling and browsing.
Animal models of tinnitus (e.g., noise or drug induced) produce increases in spontaneous neuronal activity, which are likely downstream consequences of changes in calcium and calcium channel-dependent neurotransmitter release.
One important downstream effect of changes in the focal adhesion complex is actin cytoskeleton rearrangement.
Whether these regulatory processes involve cytoskeletal changes is currently unclear, although YAP/TAZ are downstream effectors of changes in the extracellular matrix, cell adhesion, cell shape and the cytoskeleton [ 143].
