Sentence examples for implications of the altered from inspiring English sources
The functional implications of the altered cristae are yet to be explored.
The biological implications of the altered transcriptional profiles were first identified using the pathway analysis software suite GenMapp.
The identified targets were compared with mRNA microarray (GEO Accession No: GSE28204) from the same patients to evaluate the implications of the altered miRNA expression [ 9].
The implications of the altered expression of these distinct ion channels (e.g. TRPA1, TREK1, TRAAK, HCN1) on the oxaliplatin-mediated neuropathy has been demonstrated using behavioural studies on KO mice and by using selective antagonists.
To understand the implications of the altered lncRNAome in post-stroke pathophysiology, we currently evaluate whether ischemia promotes the association of lncRNAs with the CMPs that act as corepressors of the transcription factor REST. Recent studies showed that REST up-regulation promotes post-ischemic neuronal death (Noh et al., 2012; Pandi et al., 2013).
This study, which investigated the impacts of temperature on routine behaviour, could help expand our understanding of the effect of temperature on juvenile survival and future research could investigate the direct survival implications of the altered behaviours found in this study.
Shields, M. A. et al. Marine renewable energy: The ecological implications of altering the hydrodynamics of the marine environment.
In this study, we aimed to describe commonly occurring chromosomal alterations in EBC (stage I and II) and to explore the implications of recurrently altered regions (RAR) on patient prognosis.
Because Akt signalling is an important pathway controlling cell survival [45] and cross talks between Wnt and Akt signalling have been reported in osteoblasts [9], [24], [46], we determined the implication of Akt in the altered cell survival induced by N-cadherin-LRP5 interaction in osteoblasts.
Design of CRPC trials is still strongly debated 26 and therefore the implications of altering the disease progression criterion were evaluated.
