Sentence examples for in altered environments from inspiring English sources

Thus, we used functional NearInfraRed Spectroscopy (fNIRS) to investigate brain oxygenation of individuals with a post-concussion syndrome (PCS) during postural control in altered environments.

The counterargument is that persons with certain types of impairments are more prone to stress in altered environments unfamiliar to them (UNISDR 2013).

We use a state dependent life history model to predict the life history strategies of female steelhead trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) in altered environments.

In highly variable environments, new conditions may call for new locally adaptive behaviours, and species having the best ability to find those locally adaptive solutions will be the ones most likely to survive and thrive in these altered environments.

Generally, reservoirs have deleterious impacts on native biota, but for species that persist in these altered environments, they may serve as model systems to investigate population responses to rapid environmental disturbances because reservoirs are widespread, can be treated as replicated units, and potentially affect a wide range of taxa.

It is well known that marker expression varies in glial cells and often changes in response to altered environments (for reviews, see Allaman et al, 2011; Sofroniew, 2009).

Only few studies addressed the extent of phenotypic plasticity based on genome-wide transcriptomic profiling in response to altered environments.

ARs are distinct from lateral roots in that they form from any tissue that is not a root, such as leaves and stems, naturally or in response to altered environments [ 1, 2].

There were no genotypic differences in activity levels in the altered context test, which is both amygdala- and hippocampus-dependent [F 2, 60) = 2.11, P = 0.13]; however, there was a significant genotype X sex interaction in activity levels in the altered environment [F 2, 60) = 4.2, P<0.02].

In particular, we studied the condition where practice in the altered environment should lead to correct skill performance in the original environment.

There is good evidence that population genetics in an altered environment (e.g., a change in effective population size) can drive genome shrinkage [40], [41].