Sentence examples for in volume with changes in from inspiring English sources

Reversible swelling by almost 200% in volume, with changes in salt, demonstrates the resilience and large dilational capacity of the nuclear envelope, nucleoli, and chromatin.

This analysis parallels that of U.S. timber volume, replacing changes in timber density and volume with changes in carbon density, d' and carbon mass, q'.

Lovell et al. [ 46] examined changes in blood volume with changes in position during propofol anesthesia.

He arrived at this conclusion by using a simple theoretical argument comparing the change in entropy of an ideal gas caused by an isothermal change in volume with the change in entropy of an equivalent volume change for electromagnetic radiation in accordance with Wien's or Planck's radiation law.

For example, an increase in volume with no change in the number of structures per cell indicates swelling only.

An age-dependent decline in osteocyte lacunar size over the human lifespan [135] is also suggestive of generally changed function of surviving osteocytes, since progressive maturation is associated with shrinkage in volume and changes in the profile of the bioactive molecules osteocytes express [65].

65 Aerobic exercise RCTs in older adults have demonstrated effects on cognitive performance in conjunction with changes in regional brain volume, 9, 66 neurotrophin levels, 66 and brain activation patterns.

QTL regions affecting only P% were grouped with the MY n QTL as a change in milk composition was assumed to be a sensitive measure of increased milk volume (i.e. an increase in milk volume with no change in milk solids would result in a decreased P%. Hence P% was considered to be potentially more sensitive to changes in MY than to changes in milk volume than L of milk per lactation).

By wk 3, both the ipsilateral VM and ipsilateral STR volume in addition to ipsilateral CTX volume were associated with changes in WBV.

Heating and/or humidification of air inside the body plethysmograph or integrator drift appeared as an increase (or in the case of integrator drift, also a decrease) in lung volume with no change in Vtr and might be interpreted spuriously as a blood shift.

Secondary end points were to test whether changes in EtCO2 during volume expansion correlate with changes in cardiac output and the ability of the mini-fluid challenge (100 ml) to predict fluid responsiveness.