Sentence examples for major changes relative from inspiring English sources

IRs among Polypodiopsida are more complex in origin, involving at least three major changes relative to the vascular plant ancestor.

Subsidiary analyses reveal that the data selection protocol played a key role in the major changes relative to a previously published higher-level supertree of placentals.

A different pattern was observed in MCF7-HER2 tumors, where RAD001 showed no major change relative to controls but gefitinib alone caused a remarkable increase in proliferation both at near proximity and > 100 μM from the vessels.

And what Davies's post drives home is that implicitly at least European leaders went in for the doctrine of immaculate transfer — in effect, they wanted to believe that the huge payments imbalances could be ended without major changes in relative prices.

However, there are no known strongly related risk factors for prostate cancer (Ross and Schottenfeld, 1996) and when we adjusted for place of residence no major changes in relative risk estimates were observed.

LC-MS based metabolic profiling revealed major changes in the relative abundance of berry-skin specific metabolites during development.

On the other hand, major changes in the relative proportions of 18-C fatty acids, a large percentage of which are derived through the eukaryotic pathway, were not evident until the 204-h time point.

In Bristol Bay, Alaska, overall abundance of a multistock complex of sockeye salmon has been remarkably stable over a 50-year period, in spite of major changes in the relative abundance of different contributing stocks, presumably driven by natural changes in freshwater productivity (Hilborn et al. 2003).

This study did not show any major changes in the relative expression of 30 genes encoding cartilage structural proteins, with the exception of a slight but statistically significant downregulation in the expression of matrilin 1 (Matn1, −1.51-fold) and type X collagen (Col10a1, −1.61-fold) in Col2-Tgrdw mice (supplementary material Table S3).

An exon-centric array design that covered the entire genome revealed no major sequence copy number changes relative to the reference DNA.

Journals are more permanent entities than single papers, but they are also subject to major change and their relative prominence can change markedly over time.