Sentence examples for modification would result from inspiring English sources

Generally, the polymer reaction for substituent modification would result in a slight increase of the molecular weight; however, we recognized the separate peak in SEC in the very high molecular weight region (Fig. 2b).

This modification would result in a topology that would resemble the original HA tree, before the manual introduction of the modification.

An internal simulation revealed that these modifications would result in a change in station height estimates exceeding 1 mm for only 1% of all points on a 1° grid, most notably in regions of rapid height variations.

As both H3K4me3 and H3K9me3 are mostly found on gene promoter regions, and H4K20me3 and H3K9me3 in constitutive chromatin at pericentric regions, we hypothesized that these combinations of two histone modifications would result in better stratification of patients as compared to the individual markers.

mRNAs are directly translated into functional proteins in the cytoplasm with proper mammalian post-translational modifications which would result in much higher functionality than recombinant proteins produced in the bacteria.

We also characterized FAK transcripts containing modifications that would result in various C-terminal truncations.

This study contributes knowledge that furnishes a basis for policy modifications that would result in mental health services better adapted to young people's needs.

Changes of surface properties (e.g. by modification with other substances) would result in the change of the nanomaterial's behaviour and resulting effects.

However, this modification would also result in a reduction in the statistical confidence level of the measurement.

A logical prediction about a highly specific enzymatic reaction is that topological modification of the substrate would result in lack of recognition by the enzyme.

Changes in the methylation status of a gene provide a mechanism by which its potential for expression can be altered in an epigenetic heritable manner, and it is expected that modifications in DNA methylation would result from threshold-exhibiting events.