Sentence examples for indicative for changes from inspiring English sources
Diurnal changes in T2 values, indicative for changes in water content, have been reported in the lumbar intervertebral discs.
The difference bands in the amide I range are indicative for changes in the structure of the protein backbone.
In addition, the altered expression of mitochondria related genes is indicative for changes in the oxidative phosphorylation; this process was also found to be affected among the B[a]P down regulated genes, and the genes for several ATP synthase subunits, NADH dehydrogenase (ubiquinone) subunits, cytochrome c and cytochrome c oxidase were differentially regulated (Additional file 7).
Consequently the incidence and cancer-specific expenditure were indicative contexts for changes in the CMR.
Therefore the changes in tryptophan fluorescence are maybe not fully indicative for global changes in protein structure, but a clear destabilizing effect of the non-covalently linked FAD cofactor in variant H103Y could be observed.
These figures are both low and should be regarded as indicative for true change beyond measurement error and applied as the smallest difference between two measurements when evaluating for example an intervention on group level.
Maximally depleting stimuli report the RRP, while changes in the depleted RRP-fraction at submaximal (e.g., 0.25M) stimuli are an indication of changes in k2, max, indicative of changes in the activation energy for fusion.
Changes in expression of genes in amino acid metabolism are also indicative as markers for changes in general metabolism in the leaf tissue [ 44].
Molecular assays to look for CNV or RNA profiling will also be indicative of changes, but are more costly.
Although we assume that LF/HF and normalized LF are indicative of changes in SNSA we acknowledge that the support for this assumption is equivocal.
Analysis of drastic changes in amino acid properties for site 32 resulted in a total of five properties indicative of changes in polarity and helical conformation.
