Sentence examples for manner that changes from inspiring English sources

Nicotine alters locomotion in a dose-dependent manner that changes with repeated administration (Clarke and Kumar 1983a, b).

21 22 It is also possible that IOP measurement is affected by CH in such a manner that changes in IOP are more difficult to measure in eyes with high CH.

This observation suggests that the brain may be able to integrate the cumulative effects of SF1+ neuron activation over time, in a manner that changes the type of defensive behavioral output as different thresholds are reached.

When dCTCF depletion compromises BX-C insulator function, this might enable Polycomb response elements (PREs) in silenced cis-regulatory domains to repress neighboring active cis-regulatory domains and thus downregulate Abd-B expression in a manner that changes segmental identity.

It was hypothesized that acute exercise would increase BDNF in an intensity-dependent manner and that changes in BDNF would be significantly related to improvement in depressed mood post-exercise.

He has dark eyes, incipient jowls, and a manner that can change in a moment from expansively genial to theatrically menacing.

The drying system works in such a manner that phase change material stores the thermal energy during sun shine hours and releases the latent and sensible heat after sunset, thus dryer is effectively operative for next 5 6 h.

During mitosis, condensin is phosphorylated by the cyclin-dependent kinase (CDK), Polo and Aurora B kinases in a manner that correlates with changes in its localisation, dynamics and supercoiling activity.

For example, we found that METH caused differential c-fos expression in a manner that parallels the changes in BDNF expression among the experimental groups.

In our study, we performed an expression analysis of three genes associated with sucrose metabolism (INVERTASE, SPS, and SS) and found that their expression changed in a manner that was consistent with changes in the sucrose content (Table 1, Figure 4).

Their performances are forbidden by Belarus's restrictive regime, which controls every aspect of life in the country, in a manner that has barely changed since the days when it was part of the Soviet Union.