Sentence examples for noted altered from inspiring English sources

However, learning to cope and accept the changes in mental and physical health, Rodriguez noted, altered how she internalized her cancer battle.

We also noted altered responses to a novel environment in the hole-board (HB) test, which was carried out for 5 min in a box that was the same size as the OF box.

We also noted altered expression of several genes related to coagulation.

However, they noted altered production of BD3 over time in the skin explants, which they attributed to a wound repair-like reaction, or to inadequate culture conditions for the skin explants.

MCF10A cells are known to show genetic drift [ 22]; however, we maintained cells at a passage lower than 20, as we noted altered cell phenotype above passage 30, consistent with a previous report [ 22].

In addition to the aberrant expression at the Agouti locus in the A vy heterozygous mice, Kaminen-Ahola and colleagues (2010) noted altered gene expression profiles in the livers of their ethanol-exposed wild-type (a/a) siblings, as well as growth restriction and certain craniofacial dysmorphologies that are reminiscent of human FAS symptoms.

The Distorted Tunes Test involves short snatches of 26 familiar melodies, such as "Silent Night," most of them with one or more notes altered.

Of note, altered mental status was not associated with CD4 count, CSF white cell count, or fungal burden.

Of note, altered proportions of circulating Tfh subsets in patients with juvenile dermatomyositis (JDM) seem to be associated with disease activity [ 17], which contrasts with findings in our RA patients.

Of note, altered methylation has been reported not only for tumor tissue, but also for histologically normal tissue adjacent to the tumor, and is supposed to be an early and ubiquitous event in cancer development.

Of note, altered Mg levels were associated with diabetes [ 7], menopause [ 11] and CKD [ 8], three conditions that share a common phenotype of accelerated vascular ageing, characterized by Monckeberg calcification and impaired bone metabolism (ranging from adynamic bone disease in diabetes to high bone turnover in osteoporotic menopausal women and certain CKD patients).