Sentence examples for mechanisms mediating changes from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the psychological mechanisms mediating changes in risk preference are not well understood, and some of the systematic behavioural changes we observe may reflect, for example, an influence of hunger and receipt of food on affect [37], [38].

We will discuss the possible role of cell membrane-derived microvesicles in the blood that may affect endothelial function and sex-specific differences in the regulation of cerebral blood flow, as potential mechanisms mediating changes in cognition.

Figure  1 presents a model synthesising the observed experiences affecting PSI and mechanisms mediating change.

In order to verify whether cerebellar alpha oscillations are the underlying electrophysiological mechanism mediating change in cerebellar size, a combination of MRI and EEG should be implemented.

Abnormal function of proteostasis mechanisms mediates changes in cell differentiation and loss of viability, and thereby is held to contribute to progressive tissue damage in aging, and metabolic and inflammatory diseases [ 2- 5, 24, 25].

To better understand what mechanisms mediate change during the study, data on treatment involvement will be collected, in addition to the weekly measures.

Although some information is known about selected changes in chondrocyte gene expression in response to TNFα-activated MEK/ERK signalling, the overall impact of this pathway on changes to the chondrocyte gene expression and the downstream transcriptional mechanisms mediating these changes has been poorly defined.

However, the mechanisms mediating the changes are unclear.

Gene-expression profiling confers a "snapshot" of cellular activity providing information on mechanisms mediating disease changes, elucidating possible pathways involved and can also generate diagnostic gene sets.

The mechanisms mediating qualitative changes in response over a wide range of doses are now being elucidated at multiple levels, such as gene-response profile (Coser et al. 2003), changes in tissue expression of receptors (Gupta 2000), and changes in neuroendocrine feedback systems (Rubin et al. 2001; Talsness et al. 2000).

As regards the structural mechanisms mediating functional change, analyses of some structurally and functionally divergent CATH superfamilies revealed substantial insertion of residues often resulting in additional secondary structural features packed against the common structural core of the domain and appearing as embellishments to that highly conserved core.