Sentence examples for driven by altered from inspiring English sources
The many malignant-like phenotypes observed upon loss of a single polarity regulator must be driven by altered gene expression.
These findings suggest that the majority of differences between preM and postM breast tumors are driven by altered hormone levels, and thus areonly observed in ER+ disease.
As suggested by organ weight analysis, differences in body weights were driven by altered body composition and in particular by drastically reduced fat in M/Mt-CK−/− mice.
Using this approach, we show unequivocally that AHR and remodeling driven by altered pulmonary gene expression can develop independently of eosinophilia or T-cell recruitment, which is impossible to do in human subjects.
Whereas static CA refers to the relationship between average cerebral perfusion pressure and average blood flow under steady-state conditions, 'dynamic' CA refers to the vascular responses to higher frequency components of steady-state spontaneous blood pressure, or to dynamic changes in blood pressure (such as those driven by altered body posture).
Furthermore, some of these changes appear to be driven by altered climates and growing human populations.
Change could be driven by altering the requirements for police recruits, he said.
This transition is driven by altering social needs and the wish for a more patient-centred care [ 18, 21, 27].
It was found that the two lines did not differ in terms of the threshold of shock perception as indicated by flinches or jumps expressing emotionally driven reactions in response to the foot shock [55], which suggests that enhanced fear expression in HAB mice is not driven by an altered pain perception upon US exposure.
Potentially, increased expression of these genes may be driven by the altered cytokine environment within psoriasis lesions [ 5, 6, 16].
In the uninfected fetuses and newborns, the disruption of the TLR9 signaling pathway, engaged in the induction of type I IFNs, might also be driven by the altered TLR4 molecule.
