Sentence examples for observed the altered from inspiring English sources

We also observed the altered expression of other types of pathogen recognition receptors after M.tuberculosis infection.

However, we observed the altered degranulation capacity of our ex vivo-expanded human NK cells with P69/M12.

Then, we observed the effects of altering NF-κB or mTOR activity on miR-223 expression.

As an alternative, we observe the wettability altering tendencies of a variety of crude oils with the aim of relating the fluid/solid interactions to crude oil composition.

A: The Heisenberg Principle is always present, that the thing observed is altered by the act of observation.

Although the incremental cost of treatment for these patients was not calculated here (the TRIGGER trial included only patients presenting to hospital), analyses assuming costs for this subgroup of patients were 50% higher and 50% lower than those observed here, altered the national cost estimates by just 8%.

The bistable property of the system was observed by altering the filament length, and the effects of the boundary condition at the fixed end (simply supported or clamped) were studied.

The observed altered placental T levels and E2/T ratio implied to be involved in the observed sex-specific gene expression which is in accordance with Clifton [ 9].

For example, gene promoters displaying alterations in chromatin modifications associated with relaxed chromatin (H3K9 ac and to a lesser extent H3K4 me3) on Day-3, maintained the observed altered profiles on Day-7.

The observed altered functional capillary density, increased capillary stopped-flow and capillaries with low O2 supply rates in the presence of very fast capillaries with high O2 supply rates were indications of increased microvascular heterogeneity, a maldistribution of capillary blood flow and a loss of microvascular autoregulation.

We also observed an induction of the altered nuclear staining of methylated TRF2 in several other normal human primary fibroblast cell lines (AG02661 and GM1706) as they aged in cultures (Supplementary Fig. 2).