Sentence examples for modified pattern of from inspiring English sources
From this point of view we may hypothesize that the problems of FM patients might be due to a consequence of the modified pattern of motor unit innervation.
The muscle changes occurring in Parkinson's disease have been hypothesized as a consequence of the modified pattern of motor unit activation and rigidity, which are characteristic of the disease.
The development and study of detemir and other analogs has shown that it might be possible to produce designer insulins that have a modified pattern of tissue distribution/action.
The changes observed could be due to a modified pattern of mechanical stress but also to the biochemical consequences of wounding of the sample.
This was the first indication of a long-term acclimatory response, suggesting modified patterns of WSC mobilization and replenishment, or alterations to the timing of each process.
The random-effects framework provided insight into individual behavior and how elk modified patterns of calving season resource selection relative to development.
These changes have modified patterns of employment such that jobs are becoming increasingly unstable and insecure.
Fifty-three γ-gliadins show modified patterns of cysteine distribution either by adding/deleting cysteine residues or changing their relative locations (Table 5; Figure 3), among which 1, 45 and 7 peptides contain 10, 9 and 7 cysteine residues, respectively.
Likewise, while the rise of average global near-surface air temperatures (i.e., global warming) has been found to increase drought frequency and severity, thereby modifying patterns of ecosystem productivity and the geographic ranges of many species, how these changes could impact ecosystems globally remains uncertain.
Results, however, suggested a possible effect of protection in modifying patterns of abundance of sponges under Cystoseira canopy (more abundant in the fully protected zone).
Phenological mismatches between insects and their hosts have the potential to modify patterns of defoliation that are a significant disturbance in temperate forests.
