Sentence examples for extended to changes from inspiring English sources

This aspect is specifically addressed in the present study and extended to changes of cell cultivation.

(3) The concept of relative adrenocortical insufficiency is extended to changes of adrenal androgens.

These data have been extended to changes in cortical thickness which is a more quantitative measure that can be compared between studies, unlike grey-matter densities.

The biochemical changes underlying these effects have been extended to studying changes in major intracellular signalling pathways involved in cell survival, death, and inflammation [ 57– 60] in vitro in cultured human renal tubular cells [ 61].

The biochemical changes underlying the epithelial damage have been extended to study changes in major intracellular signalling pathways involved in cell survival, death, and inflammation [ 31, 44– 51] in vitro in cultured renal tubular cells [ 52].

Moreover, the language used to speak of the elements of incidental change are extended to substantial change and altered in meaning so as to avoid equivocation.

The concept of RF can also be extended to cover changes of albedo.

The mechanism of osmotic adjustment by proline accumulation was extended to include changes in expression of genes for proline metabolism.

Moreover, in order to investigate the influence of the SiO2 layer thickness and the refractive index of the buffer solution, the procedure is extended to include changes in the SiO2 thickness and refractive index as well.

Long used to managing the risks of natural hazards, insurance policy is now being extended to climate change, with US states such as California leading the move to get insurers to report their exposure to climate risks and their strategies for resilience.

These kinds of probability computations and inferences can be extended to other change scenarios.