Sentence examples for explained by modifications from inspiring English sources

So, the lack of correlation between cardiac output and Pvc-aCO2 found in septic patients [6] should be explained by modifications in the dissociation of CO2 from Hb. Disorders such as hemodilution and lactic acidosis are commonly present in septic shock and frequently display microvascular abnormalities.

Our findings can also not be explained by modifications of adhesion and growth factor associated signaling involving FAK, Paxillin, p130CAS, AKT1 and MAPK under suspension and serum withdrawal relative to adhesion plus serum conditions.

The LPS inhibitory effect on the RAS can be partially explained by modifications in HMC angiotensin I-converting enzyme activity.

This could in part be explained by modifications of blood flow distribution and oxygen extraction by brain and splanchnic tissue.

The simultaneous degeneration of stamens and the conversion of petals to sepals in the 'bud-flowering' type cannot be explained by modifications of the 'ABCDE'-model.

Several studies have highlighted that differences in omega-3 PUFA levels in blood samples of pregnant women cannot be explained by modifications in dietary intake alone [ 24, 25].

Major features can be explained by modification of the amplitude of the diurnal cycle through SST variations, as mentioned in the first subsection.

Findings of previous studies and the present data suggest that migraine prophylaxis with different centrally acting substances may be more complex and cannot only be explained by modification of cortical excitability.

Whereas hypermethylation of CpG islands occurs frequently in HNSCC, S100A8/A9-dependent regulation of MMP-2 could not be explained by modification of the upstream promoters of MMP2 or TIMP2.

The various effects are explained by three modifications induced by the ionic strength change, ie (i) a change of the electrical charge of the interface, (ii) a change of the electrical charge of the protein and (iii) a change of the diffuse double-layer thickness.

This can be explained by the modifications made to the project due to geological, technical and safety constraints or resulting from demands made by local elected representatives, associations or neighbours.