Sentence examples for modifications by increasing from inspiring English sources
Histone deacetylase inhibitors may reduce the heterogeneity in cellular levels of histone modifications by increasing the prevalence of cells with higher levels of histone acetylation.
The objective of this study was to improve the durability of organofunctional silane surface modifications by increasing the number of potentially available sites for an organosilane to form oxane bonds either to a substrate or to form silsesquioxane polymers.
Starting with appropriate feed placement, the CGCC will show the scope for reflux ratio modification by increasing the number of stages.
They can be improved with little modification by increasing the residence time in the draft tube and complete isolation of the gaseous products of combustion and the gasification.
It is plausible that DAP modification, by increasing intensity levels, particularly for low expressors, could enable wider coverage in genome-wide expression analyses.
Cytochromes P450 typically catalyse an oxidation or hydroxylation that renders these highly hydrophobic insecticides more susceptible to further modification by increasing their hydrophilicity and capacity to cross lipid membranes.
Inset in 3(a); Dependence of the cone geometry with some control parameters: (i) Light cone generated for a given split lens shift to the center a and focal length f; (ii) Geometry modification caused by reducing the value of a; and (iii) Geometry modification caused by increasing the value of f.
Under normal circumstances, supple-mentation programmes are used only as a short-term measure and are then replaced with long-term, sustainable food-based measures such as fortification and dietary modification, usually by increasing food diversity.
And, to trace the modifications of mode dispersions by increasing the amount of layer pairs in the Bragg mirror.
These modifications downregulate gene expression by increasing chromatin compaction, thereby decreasing access of transcription factors and impeding Pol II recruitment [ 21, 37, 42].
Rajendrasozhan et al. for the first time demonstrated that Sirt1 is decreased in lungs of smokers and COPD patients and that such reduced levels were inversely correlated to increased posttranslational modifications of the protein by increasing amount of reactive aldehyde 4-hydroxy-2-nonenol and 3-nitrotyrosine, markers of oxidative and nitrosative stress, respectively.
