Sentence examples for nd change from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that ILL4, ILL12 and ILL44, while not showing any ND change when compared to B73, flowered significantly later than the latter.

The nanoislands grown at higher temperatures of the substrate 350-450°C 350-450°Cigger lateral size from 30 to 110 nm and thadaspect ratio of ND changed from 0.10 to 0.21.

These genes were overlaid with the HFD-responsive genes (HFD vs. ND, fold change > 2 and p-value < 0.05) to screen genes that responded to both age and high-fat diet simultaneously in epididymal adipose tissue.

In the contrary, by comparing the spectra for HDPE-g-MA and HDPE-g-MA/NH2-ND, significant changes of the IR absorptions occur in the carbonyl region, implying that a reaction has occurred between the MA and -NH2 groups upon blending for 15 min.

In this manuscript, we report the results, including a summary of the treatment recommendations delivered by NDs, the changes in patient-reported outcome measures and standard clinical measures; and participants' use of routine medical services during the observation year.

However, ND did not change the area of older vessels (100 to 200 μm).

↑, upregulated; ↓, downregulated; =, no change; ND, not determined; RT-PCR, reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction.

FACS, fluorescence activated cell sorting; NC, no change; ND, not determined.

UV vis spectra for the oxidized PEG-ND did not change when they were monitored for 60 min after the addition of NaIO4, suggesting that the cross-linking of nitrodopamine was complete.

All the physical properties (ρ, η, nD) of both systems change regularly with concentration change of the liquid phase.

Because our primary study questions related to possible differences in self-care, perceptions and readiness to change in ND interested patients vs. patients with less interest we defined "ND Interested" as those patients who said they were "Very likely" to try ND care if covered by their health plan; all other patients were defined as "Less ND Interested".