Sentence examples for looking at the alterations from inspiring English sources

Researchers are currently looking at the alterations of APP cellular localization and endocytic trafficking as one mechanism that can modify the processing of APP to Abeta.

"By looking at the change, you can really get a handle on what took place, what was the nature of the alteration," Dr. Squyres said.

Beyond looking at the pure minerals, we also try to look at the alteration of igneous rocks to see how the minerals we are interested in form in situ.

Other approaches looked at the alteration of particular behavioural markers (for example high responders to novelty decreased response to desipramine in rats: [25] or bio-markers (mice with a disrupted neurogenesis do not respond to monoaminergic AD: [17], [26].

Another study has looked at the chromosomal alterations of in situ carcinomas and recurrent lesions using comparative genome hybridisation (CGH).

Strikingly, looking at genetic alterations associated with resistance to other drugs with respect to other malignancies, this seems to concentrate on drugs known to be involved in so-called 'family cancer syndromes', meaning genes involved either in growth arrest, apoptosis or DNA damage repair [ 3].

Wigby and Chapman [ 31] looked at the effect of alteration in level of sexual conflict on measures of female longevity but did not address aging in males.

In the present study, we examined the glycosylation of urinary prostate-specific antigen (PSA) from benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostate cancer (PCa) subjects, specifically looking at alterations in its oligosaccharide chain as a potential biomarker of these pathophysiological conditions.

We then conduct robustness checks, specifically looking at specifications with alterations in our immigration, individual, macro, and interaction terms.

The high incidence of cerebrovascular complications found on TCD, in comparison with that reported by studies looking at alterations on MR angiography, DSA, and ischemic stroke in selected patients, is likely to only be related to the simplicity of using TCD.

However, studies looking at alterations in diurnal patterns of cortisol levels have been more consistent, with reported associations between a flatter diurnal decline in cortisol levels and trait anxiety (Kivlighan et al. 2008), stressful life events (Obel et al. 2005) and depression (O'Connor et al. 2014; although see Suglia et al. 2010).