Sentence examples for due to relative changes from inspiring English sources

Taken together these data indicate that an inhibition of the ATP production by MTHFD1, due to relative changes in the folate pool, is the most likely cause of the initial drop in the ATP levels.

The linear displacement of the mortars and bricks due to relative humidity changes are less pronounced in comparison with the displacement due to thermal changes, but similarity in the expansion trends in between the mortar and bricks of the same structure is also observed for the hygric expansion test results.

Due to relative increase of swap changes, the landscape became less heterogeneous in 1992.

The mechanisms through which fish tolerate increases in salinity have implications for the ability of populations to survive short-term changes in salinity due to storm surges, as well as longer term changes due to relative sea-level rise.

The degree to which populations can adapt to changing salinities, will dictate how coastal fish communities respond to both short-term phenomena like storm surges from hurricanes, as well as long-term changes due to relative sea-level rise.

Various nonlinearities arising due to relative velocity term in drag force, change in tether tension due to TLP movement, and set down effect are being considered in the analysis.

This can also help to distinguish between changes in cleavage patterns which are due to relative movements of the protein and nucleic acid vs. protein conformational changes.

This is due to relative population density.

The authors suggested that such enhancement is not only due to the relative changes in thermophysical properties of the nanofluid containing low particle fraction, other factors may come into play.

This may be due to the relative change in the survival of this cell line, from being relatively radioresistant to relatively radiosensitive, at doses >2 Gy; at higher doses, the T24 cells may suffer proportionally greater levels of damage.

Put differently, the majority of Republican gains last year were probably due to changes in relative turnout rather than people changing their minds about which party's approach they preferred.