Sentence examples for presumptive changes from inspiring English sources

These morphological alterations reflect the capacity of the neurons to react to external stimuli and mirror presumptive changes in neuronal communication.

There may be two possible explanations for this presumptive change in function of the PPG among basal and derived tribes of the Philanthinae.

Metaplastic lesions are presumptive reversible changes in which one adult cell type is replaced by another adult cell type.

Although capable of inhibiting tuber formation, exogenous gibberellin failed to revert presumptive functional changes associated with the permanently induced tuberizing state.

In general, presumptive compensatory changes in host cell genes involved in certain metabolic processes: eg. purine metabolism, aliphatic amino acid catabolism, cell growth and anti-apoptosis might have been predicted based on our knowledge of T. cruzi physiology and interactions of the parasite with the host cell.

These include the ability to detect xenobiotics at concentrations at the cellular and molecular level, to detect earlier biologic changes presumptive of disease or disease risk, and to identify a detailed continuum of events between an exposure and resultant disease.

Under these circumstances, resistance surveillance data from these areas would help select presumptive therapy or change existing therapy.

Sev is a receptor tyrosine kinase whose activation induces intracellular changes in presumptive R7 cells to adopt an R7 rather than a cone cell fate (Basler and Hafen, 1988).

The logistic model is useful for describing the rate of change from one regimen to another, for example, the change from presumptive diagnosis to a full T&T regime.

39 In Cameroon, national policy changed from presumptive to confirmed diagnosis during the intervention, which meant that malaria CCM could not continue.

Malaria treatment policy has changed from presumptive treatment to targeted "test and treat" (T&T) with malaria rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) and artemisinin combination therapy (ACT).