Sentence examples for introducing altered from inspiring English sources

For example, it has been hypothesized that mutations in mitochondrial DNA accelerate free radical damage by introducing altered enzyme components into the electron transport chain.

(Indeed, assessing ex vivo lipopolysaccharide-induced TNFα production capacity by isolated monocytes is a commonly used method for diagnosing immunoparalysis [ 2].) By introducing altered IL-1β biology as a contributory process in the development of CARS/immunoparalysis, the authors lay the ground work for additional avenues of research into the cause(s) or diagnosis of these conditions.

But, at least on the basis of Rowlands's evidence, we can conclude that whatever you may think about the way in which the rules have been introduced, altered and enforced, or the motivations and judgment of those behind them, they haven't – statistically – made winners any harder to find.

Giamarellos-Bourboulis and colleagues detail the impaired ability of septic patients to produce proinflammatory cytokines upon ex vivo stimulation, and introduce altered caspase-1 activity as potentially contributory to this process.

Ms. Tierney introduced Alter Eco to influential brokers and retailers.

Managing for biodiversity in Pacific Northwest forest ecosystems requires a means to predict the interactive effects of natural, introduced, and altered disturbance regimes.

We introduced these altered binding specificity (abs) mutations in Xenopus TBP and TBP2.

To introduce this altered HMR- E sequence into the genome, the native HMR- E was first replaced with the Kluyveromyces lactis URA3 (pUG72) in JRY3009 (Gueldener et al. 2002), resulting in isogenic HMR-eΔ:: KL_URA3 strains (JRY8991, JRY8992).

In the early 21st century, various proposals were introduced to alter the financing of the Superfund.

Last time around, on "Skeletal Lamping," in 2007, Banes introduced an alter ego named Georgie Fruit, who introduced the audience to some of Banes' more outré conceits.

In the same year Ms. O'Grady introduced an alter ego named "Mlle Bourgeoise Noire" who, dressed in a beauty-queen gown sewn from white formal gloves, crashed museum openings to protest all-white shows.