Sentence examples for exceeding changes from inspiring English sources

This, however, was associated with a significantly increased susceptibility to norepinephrine-mediated stimulation, exceeding changes observed in volunteers and TBI patients during the first week.

The deterioration of readouts in surviving CLP-ODam mice was always greater than in SUR and either equaled or further exceeded changes recorded in DIED CLP-Only.

The aim of the current study was to investigate semantic networks in a clinical OCD sample and particularly to identify whether changes in semantic networks following the add-on intervention association splitting (AS) exceeded changes expected through cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) alone.

However, it appears probable that platform variability actually exceeds changes in expression induced by treating MCF-7 cells with E2.

Of note, the magnitude of these improvements exceed changes that would be expected due to repeated administration of the MCCB alone (i.e., practice effects [ 89]).

1400W led to an early and progressive decline in evoked potential amplitudes, which exceeded changes seen in the 1 mg/kg or 5 mg/kg LPS groups.

All Guyatt's statistics show the GA-VAS to be highly responsive changes in GA-VAS scores at Weeks 1, 2, and 4 in subjects classified as responders exceeded changes of non-responders.

In contrast, others demonstrated that menopause is associated with a modest increase in total fatness and an accelerated accumulation of central body fat that exceeds changes normally attributed to the aging process [ 30].

Previous studies have also demonstrated that menopause is associated with a modest increase in total fatness and an accelerated accumulation of central body fat that exceeds changes normally attributed to the aging process [ 30, 51].

During the first week, the in vitro stimulatory effect was significantly reduced; in the second week, however, norepinephrine-mediated effects exceeded changes in controls and the first week without a difference between arterial and jugular venous platelets.

HM01022 and DALR show stronger signatures of selection in more recently diverged taxa, with the number of nonsynonymous changes exceeding synonymous changes between the two H. melpomene races.