Sentence examples for induced considerable changes from inspiring English sources

Taken together, tetraploidization induced considerable changes in leaf primary and secondary metabolite accumulation in Ziyang xiangcheng.

Partial conversion of such films into ZnSe and CuSe does not induce considerable changes in the film morphology allowing to use the FTO/ZnO films as a template defining the morphology and composition of resulting FTO/ZnO/ZnSe and FTO/ZnO/CuSe films.

Our results suggest that fishing with either size-limit may induce considerable changes in life-history trait expression (maturation schedules and growth rates), recruitment, and population abundance and structure.

Since both CaETR4 and FaETR2 belong to subfamily II ETRs which may have weaker binding with the CTR1 protein [ 13], the basal level of ethylene in the non-climacteric fruit may be sufficient to induce considerable changes to downstream ethylene responses and the inhibition of the ethylene perception may also severely impact ripening.

Yet, the low amplitudes, especially in time bin 1 and 11, in which a small change in amplitude can induce considerable change in ratio, might imply some uncertainty in the results.

The implanted tumor induced considerable morphological changes of the CAM structures and demonstrated significant instigated vascularization of the host membrane.

Uracil binding induces considerable conformational changes in UNG, bringing key residues in optimal distances to favour catalysis (Slupphaug et al., 1996).

C. neoformans induces considerable morphological changes and actin reorganization on HBMEC [ 3].

This study shows that exercise induces considerable physiological change in the immune system and the changes observed in GWI cases are less apparent than in control subjects, with differences in the dynamics of the immune response also obvious.

In contrast, rapamycin induced considerable increases (supplementary material Fig. S1).

In particular, real-time feedback on a specific, energy-intensive activity may induce considerable behaviour change and savings.