Sentence examples for entails alteration from inspiring English sources

Separation of S1 entails alteration of the anatomy at the lumbosacral junction that affects load bearing at the region.

Cell transformation often entails alterations in energy metabolism to accommodate adaptation in cellular functions as well as to reprogram the interactions within the cellular environment (Tennant et al., 2009).

Engineering can entail alteration of amino acid sequence, alteration of the glycocomponent of a glycosylated protein, or the covalent attachment of chemical moieties such as polyethylene glycol.

This study was designed to investigate whether such changes have entailed alterations in duration of different developmental phases: vegetative, generative and grain filling phases and pre-anthesis generative sub-phases such as pre-fertile, pre-abortion, fertile pre-abortion, fertile and abortion sub-phases.

Such changes in nuclear organization may also entail alterations in the epigenetic make up during cell senescence or vice versa.

The negative correlation between PHAHs and allergic responses in adolescents suggested that exposure may entail alterations in the immune status.

Attempts to prevent metabolic acidosis have entailed alterations to circuit prime fluids, including partial replacement of chloride by rapidly metabolised anions such as L-lactate [ 5, 6], acetate and gluconate [ 3, 7], or else by bicarbonate [ 8].

Potential pathways might entail alterations of the hormones involved in growth regulation and adipogenesis (i.e., thyroid, steroids, and growth hormone) (Cocchi et al. 2009; Diamanti-Kandarakis et al. 2009; Garten et al. 2012; Grun and Blumberg 2009) or of regulation of behavior by the central nervous system (ATSDR 2002).

This entails inevitable alterations and improvement of imaging techniques and clinical practice over time, affecting our results.

S-Nitrosylation has also been implicated in neuropathogenic roles inherent in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease; these roles entail alterations of mitochondrial dynamics (by affecting via S-nitrosylation of the dynamin-related protein 1 (DRP1)) as well as S-nitrosylation of protein-disulfide isomerase that mediates protein misfolding.

[s]elective and voluntary settlement programmes are believed to be the only viable options in the long run; as this change goes beyond a change of location for pastoral people and entails a drastic alteration in their cultural life, settlement will be conducted over a long period of time with the aid of training and initiative work (SDPRP 2000).