Sentence examples for modify left from inspiring English sources

Depletion of blood cell NOS3 did not modify left ventricular function at baseline (6 weeks after bone marrow transplantation) as determined by M-mode and B-mode measurements, indicating equal left ventricular function in BC−/EC+ compared to BC+/EC+.

In contrast to behavioral indexes, however, the increment in P3 amplitude was not specific for target orientation as revealed by the absence of significant differences between the last and control sessions, where target orientation had been modified (left: t9 = −0.321, P = 0.756; right: t9 = 0.369, P = 0.721; and central: t9 = 1.985, P = 0.078).

A 48-year-old female patient underwent modified left radical mastectomy, pT2N0M0, IIa stage.

The modified left linker residues are depicted in magenta and yellow for deAmTrac-CP (A ) or magenta and purple for deAmTrac-FP (B ).

Based upon such considerations, we decided to focus our attention onto biatrial transport function behavior in a relatively homogeneous sample of patients affected by mitral valve disease and concomitant AF in whom RF modified left Maze procedure obtained 2-year arrhythmia abolition in about 80% of cases, in agreement with what is reported in medical literature.

When the researchers added sortase to the matured cell mixtures, the protein snipped off the ends of any proteins the researchers had genetically modified, leaving "sticky" trailer hitches for cargo.

In order to fit with the readers from the manga magazine Monthly Shonen Gangan, Edward's traits were further modified, leaving his current one.

During TE differentiation, the cell wall is partially degraded and modified, leaving an empty tube [ 9].

After transposition to the joint, this process seems to be modified leaving the most superficial layers of the new articulating surface unossified, like what was seen when apophyseal cartilage was transplanted to joint defects (Benum 1974).

The tent-making bats and several fruit-eating bats (e.g., Artibeus) modify leaves to create shelters.

The tent-making bats and the several other fruit-eating bats (e.g., Artibeus) modify leaves to create shelters; they roost on the undersides of palm and other plant leaves after biting across the leaves to make the ends hang downward.