Sentence examples for mimic the changes from inspiring English sources

The adaptive approach is used to mimic the changes in devices consumptions and two-way interactions.

While elegant analytical solutions of the advection dispersion equation can be made to mimic the changes in iron concentration, parameterisation is tendentious in practice.

A cyclic regimen of EB treatment was used to mimic the changes in endogenous estradiol secretion over the rat's 4-day estrous cycle.

I asked a representative sample of people a version of this question (that included "son or daughter") in the week before the 2016 election and found changes that mimic the changes in the intensity of intraparty voting over these same years.

Because the changes observed here in human blood catecholamine levels closely mimic the changes in brain catecholamine activity, as well-documented in animals, we suggest that the organism's overall catecholamine activity during sleep is well represented by measures of plasma catecholamine concentrations.

To estimate the equivalent pressure we calculated the time course of pressures one would need to apply to mimic the changes in aspirated length during a contraction using the method described above for reconstructing applied pressure pulses (Supplemental Text S1, part 4).

The simulation is also able to mimic the change in processing temperature: the simulated value for the glass transition temperature for the 130 °C cured epoxy resin (simulated α = 0.81; experimentally determined α = 0.73 using Raman and α = 0.85 using DSC) is ca. 105 130 °C, in line with the experimental temperature range of 110 155 °C (peak maximum 128 °C).

We lowered the levels of miR-221 using an antagomir, an RNA complementary (antisense, AS) to miR-221, to mimic the change in expression of miR-221 with age.

The E2-filled tubes implanted were 0.65 cm in length during week 1, 3 and 4, whereas they were changed into 1 cm during week 2. Therefore, the E2 serum concentration was increased and reached a maximum of 199.2±37.1 pg/ml at day 14, which could mimic the change of E2 level before ovulation in vivo.

First, we wanted to see whether inhibition of IRF7 could mimic the change in gene expression found in the gene array.

The model was able to mimic the change in transcriptional activity of MITF in reaction to activation for both wild type and mutated MITF, while the transcriptional activity of STAT3 was not in accordance with the experimental data.