Sentence examples for predominantly on changes from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the current diagnosis of AKI is based predominantly on changes in serum creatinine, which may not manifest for several hours after the initial insult.

While the analyses above suggested broad changes in activity and metabolism across reproductive states, we hypothesized that the known physiological changes in auditory sensitivity likely depend predominantly on changes in a smaller subset of genes important for neural function and neuronal excitability e.g., [ 12].

Although this review focusses predominantly on changes to the efferent motor networks of neurons modulating bladder and bowel function, it should be noted that there is some data to suggest that sensory afferent pathways may also be affected by ageing in aged rodents.

These studies predominantly focused on changes in cellular identity (fate) and final global morphology at the level of the organ.

For example, monitoring frameworks should include specific legal and policy indicators, rather than being predominantly focused on changes in epidemiology or access to treatment.

These studies have predominantly focused on changes following therapy or changes in individual patients at different time points in their disease, while this study is the first to compare global metabolites in MM, MGUS and healthy controls.

The interview guide used for the sequential interviews included the same key topics as the one employed in the first interview, whilst focusing predominantly on perceived changes in the patient's illness trajectory and life, and deepening individual issues identified in previous interviews.

Despite being regarded as a connective tissue disorder of uncertain cause, research has focused predominantly on biochemical changes in the key tissue layer, the transversalis fascia (TF) with little direct analysis of functional tissue mechanics.

Thus, estimates for the recent past (i.e. 2010) are predominantly based on older data relying on changes in model level covariates to adjust for diarrhea incidence changes over time rather than empirical data.

The coordination-induced geometrical changes occur predominantly on the N-center and its attached double bond.

In general, both topographies displayed the most regulation changes on predominantly on the larger chromosomes (such as Ch1, Ch2, Ch5, Ch6, Ch12, and ChX) indicating a trend between size and response to nanotopography.