Sentence examples for matrix and changes from inspiring English sources

On a practical note, this minimization can be achieved with relative ease if we define the product of the sensitivity matrix and changes in power as an ordered sum.

These results indicate that a high pretreatment concentration more effectively breaks down the lignocellulose matrix and changes its chemical components.

Differentially regulated genes confirmed the involvement of the immune system, alterations in the extracellular matrix and changes in the ion binding in the neuropathology of prion diseases.

The progressive loss of the proteoglycan-rich extracellular matrix and changes in cellular morphology and architecture closely resemble DDD in humans.

Loss of proteoglycans was observed both by light microscopy as loss of toluidine blue staining of the matrix, and changes in the chemical map by FTIRM.

A major modulatory component of the stromal environment is the extracellular matrix, and changes in extracellular matrix composition may therefore be expected to be a key factor in determining tumour behaviour.

The nanotubes act as nucleants in the crystallization of the polyethylene matrix, and change the type of supermolecular aggregates from spherulites to axialitic-like objects.

Modification of the kaolin with an aminosilane coupling agent lowered its surface energy so that it was comparable with that of the polymer matrix and changed the surface from being acidic to being predominantly basic.

The liquid-like MWCNT reinforcements could participate in the cross-linking reaction with epoxy groups, improve the interfacial bonding between carbon fibers and resin matrix, and change the failure mode of the resulting composites.

Macroscopically it is recognized by fine wrinkles, loss of elasticity, reduced epidermal and dermal thickness, while microscopically epidermal atrophy, decreased mitotic rate of basal keratinocytes, decreased proliferative capacity and cellular senescence, atrophy of the dermal extracellular matrix and change of the physiological properties of the connective tissue are typical characteristics.

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS Land Cover Trendss project is analyzing contemporary (1973 2000) land-cover change in the conterminous United States, providing ecoregion-by-ecoregion estimates of the rates of change, descriptive transition matrices, and changes in landscape metrics.