Sentence examples for morphology and increase from inspiring English sources
It was found that DHPM could effectively reduce particle size of IDF, induce puffed morphology, and increase their water holding capacity.
Experimental results further show that the co-doping contributes to induce the lattice distortion, modify the particle morphology, and increase the electronic conductivity.
The addition of rosiglitazone to standard dialysis fluids can maintain the peritoneal morphology and increase ultrafiltration in a peritoneal dialysis rat model [ 40].
Furthermore, overexpression of Par-4 results in the upregulation of Snail and vimentin expression, change in cell morphology and increase in cell migration.
The use of MRI may therefore reduce the number of patients required, optimise stimulation intensities needed to overcome potential changes in brain morphology, and increase effect sizes in a TMS study, owing to the increased spatial accuracy offered by this individually-targeted approach to stimulation [ 8].
In this study we look at the effects of both IGF-1 stimulation, and increased latent TGF-β1 levels, on MCF-7 breast cancer cells to see if these proteins may work in conjunction to alter cellular morphology and increase the invasive potential of these cells.
Moreover, the excretion of X12345 changed cell morphology and increased membrane sensitivity.
Moreover, plasma modifies the surface morphology and increases surface roughness of PET.
Investigation into α6β4 integrin expression confirmed that AI cell lines overexpressed this protein, thereby altering cellular morphology and increasing adhesion characteristics.
It was found that the addition of DIO can significantly improve the nanoscale morphology and increased electron mobility in the BHJ layer.
During the progression of TGFβ-induced EMT, cells exhibit dramatic cytoskeletal reorganization that is mediated by signaling through the Rho GTPase pathway which stimulates stress fiber formation, the acquisition of a mesenchymal morphology, and increased cytoskeletal contractility.
