Sentence examples for longer-term alterations from inspiring English sources

However, MiTMAB but not MDC treatment led to longer-term alterations in morphology and adhesion distribution.

We directed our examination specifically to these populations to study whether there was a longer term alteration at these later stages of development.

The proposed model is a useful tool in describing longer-term hydrated cement alteration behavior during CO2 geological storage and to compare their results with in situ observations from field experiments.

They also experience longer-term successional change.

Invaders can also impact longer-term, evolutionary dynamics through alteration of selection regimes and hybridization.

In summary, our evidence strongly suggests that reverse reactivation does not require longer-term storage and associated alteration of synaptic connections, unlike forward replay during sleep.

It has also identified other classes of molecules that are inside of cells (signal transduction molecules) that can have immediate effects on cell function (e.g., ion channel phosphorylation), as well longer term effects (alterations in protein expression) that affect the ways in which neurons function within circuits.

How environmental alterations impact situational foraging behaviors and longer-term population trajectories are well-studied within ecology (Henle et al. 2004 Kerr et al. 2007), suggesting a way forward for formal crime ecology.

Still, longer-term challenges remain.

Its worries are longer-term.

It can buy longer-term government debt.