Sentence examples for incurring changes from inspiring English sources

Additionally, we have advanced our understanding of how the introduction of a single point mutation identified in patients with HCM may affect the function of the protein by incurring changes to the structural and lipid-binding properties.

Results demonstrate that although interfacial engineering of n-3 fatty acids containing oil-in-water emulsions provides physical and oxidative stability of the base-emulsion, their incorporation into complex meat matrices is a non-trivial undertaking and products may incur changes in quality over time.

Although p56Lck-deficient Treg cells remained positive for FoxP3 and CD25 expression, we considered it likely that the loss of TCR signaling would incur changes in gene expression.

Next we attempted to characterize the nature of GM related incurred changes and to obtain a picture of their physiological consequences (Figure 1b).

Instead, by examining a broad set of traits, SE evaluations aim at obtaining a picture of the magnitude and nature of incurred changes to use as a screen for potentially problematic changes and a starting point for further investigations [3].

Acknowledging the necessity of MM cells to incur changes that support the intensive protein synthesis and ER Golgi equilibrium typical to them, we hypothesised that the tetraspanins' effect may involve an autophagic form of cell death due to ER-stress and UPR activation.

Whether by coincidence or influenced by Ice Watch's deteriorating chunks of ice, the end goal of the public art installation is successful, an indicator of the potential art has to incur change when other means have been ineffective.

For each individual we considered the cumulative genetic distances for both changes incurring amino acid change (nonsynonymous mutation) and silent (synonymous) mutations at each time-point (Table S2).

In recent decades, the species has spread rapidly, becoming invasive, and sometimes incurring notable changes in its environment and plant community.

This substantiates that the samples can be left unattended in the sample chamber for 3 days without incurring significant changes to the target analyte.

This provides strong support for a two-stage process incurring wettability changes in mineral systems, commencing with small polar species migrating to the initially water-wet mineral surface, thus changing its surface characteristics, after which the rest of the water phase gets replaced by more apolar compounds adsorbing on and around these polar surfactants.