Sentence examples for manifested by change from inspiring English sources

Variation in H2 production was manifested by change in fatty acid composition and substrate degradation pattern.

Influence of doping on UV/Vis spectral properties of TiO2 is clearly evident in Fig. 6, and it is manifested by change of the color of doped powders from light to dark yellow.

We hypothesize that individual adults harboring metabolic alterations, as manifested by change of the biomarkers mentioned above, transmit the same patterns of biomarkers to their offspring.

The disorder of lipid composition constancy in erythrocyte membranes is also manifested by change in the content of saturated palmitic (C16:0) and polyunsaturated linoleic (C18 2) fatty acids.

There was also an improvement in LV function, as manifested by changes in LV ejection fraction.

This effects the mechanical properties manifested by changes in the strain hardening behavior and total elongation.

It should be noted, however, that the compositional consequences of protein folding include changes in ionization state, and preferential surface exposure of charged residues [1], which would be manifested by changes in the reaction coefficients of basis species that might affect the outcome of metastability calculations to a greater extent than the differences in Gibbs free energy alone.

We then examine evidence of how these retained particles lead to modification of surface properties, which are manifested by changes in the sorption capacity of soil for other (organic and inorganic) solutes, and by surface charges and composition different than the natural surfaces.

There is increasing evidence that vertebrate populations are stressed when exposed to humans, which is manifested by changes in behavior and physiology.

Until new functional vessels formed, the growing regions suffered from malnourishment and hypoxia, manifested by changes in ultrastructural features of the cells.

Epigenetics is the study of the stable inheritance of phenotype without altering the genotype manifested by changes in gene expression (Probst et al. 2009).