Sentence examples for measured alteration from inspiring English sources

To understand such a relation, we developed an experimental setup and measured alteration of leaflet microstructure in response to pressure increase in porcine tricuspid valves using the small angle light scattering technique.

Regardless of IDSR activities, any measured alteration in the epidemiology of meningitis, including any reduction in cases, could have been due to naturally occurring disease cycles.

It also affects the tilt of the axis of rotation, by about one degree per million years, he said, and NASA has measured alterations in the gravity field as well.

In parallel, we measured alterations in hormones of the hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid axis, which is one known factor mediating changes in REE.

We measured alterations in gene-expression pattern of HIV-infected PBMC after ATIII treatment to dissect the underlying mechanisms responsible for anti-viral activity of ATIII.

Numerous studies measured alterations of PTEN protein expression by IHC in breast cancer.

We used i.v. injection of lipopolysaccharide (LPS) as well as cecal pole ligation and puncture (CLP) for induction of polymicrobial sepsis in mice and measured alterations in serum levels of miR-223.

We have measured alterations in lymphocyte subsets and CD8+ T cell activation markers by flow cytometry, performed transcriptional profiling on enriched CD8+ T cells and carried out ex vivo cytotoxicity assays.

When the authors subjected six different TNBC cell lines to eEF2K inhibitors and measured alterations in gene expression, they found that out of 18 pathways, only AKT signaling significantly correlated with drug sensitivity.

To gain deeper insights into the underlying effects, we therefore measured alterations in gene expression in the ES cell lines at day 5 6 in three independent experiments, testing a selection of A and B-set genes derived from the NKX2-5WT Y191C comparison.

Finally, we describe our use of SAXS to measure alteration to bone mineral in experimental heating regimes designed to mimic burning or cremation.