Sentence examples for main change observed from inspiring English sources

Local (12) and long-distance (2) diversification was the main change observed in the settlement trajectories.

Indeed, the main change observed was an improvement in LVM index.

The two main changes observed were an increase in the number of small lakes and the expansion of larger lakes.

The main changes observed in potentiostatic I t curves are: (i) existence of an induction period of time before the oscillations start; (ii) the oscillations deviate from the monoperiodicity observed for the halide-free system and they become complex periodic and aperiodic.

The main changes observed were in transcripts and proteins involved in amino acid and protein catabolism that were higher in the F line than in the L line.

A schematic diagram is provided showing the main changes observed in the PA of rats' under CIH2x2 compared to CH and NX.

The main changes observed in the RAPD profiles have been resulted both in an appearance (see Figure 1) or disappearance of different bands (see Figure 2) with variation of their intensity as well.

The main changes observed, both in H69WT and H69VP cells, were an increase in H4 and H3 acetylation, particularly at the H3.3 and H3.2 levels, together with an increase in H2A and H2B acetylation.

In the gln1.4 mutant, the main changes observed in terms of metabolite accumulation mostly occurred during the grain filling period, when the amino acids were released during N remobilisation.

These six elements are linked to some of the main changes observed during growth arrest and dormancy, such as the changes in the cell wall, the arrest in protein synthesis and the adaptation to a hypoxic environment with reactive nitrogen species [ 79, 80].

The main changes observed suggested a reduction of photosynthetic activity, an increase in the breakdown of complex sugars and cell wall components for remobilization, the biosynthesis of a few specific amino acids such as proline, and an adjustment of nitrogen metabolism likely in response to the decrease in carbon fixation.