Sentence examples for primary changes in the from inspiring English sources

54 The pathogenesis of trigger finger has generally been ascribed to primary changes in the first annular ligament.

Base excess and bicarbonate 'rules of thumb' were developed in an attempt to isolate primary changes in the intimately linked variables of carbon dioxide and bicarbonate [ 12].

The primary changes in the ultrastructure of the chloroplasts during senescence involved thylakoid membrane destacking and the appearance of plastoglobuli (days 3 5, Fig.  1b, c).

All the findings of FA were demonstrating that the primary changes in the fundus were not related to a pigment epithelium dystrophy: we never found the specific lesions of fluorescence mottled masking by lipofuscinic like pigment deposits [ 34].

We suggest that declining sustained attention contributes to an increasing falls risk and that noradrenaline depletion and primary changes in the frontal cortex, are the age-related mechanisms responsible.

In summary, our data provide compelling evidence that chondrocyte apoptosis and cartilage degradation in osteoarthritis (OA) may be secondary to primary changes in the underlying bone in the two spontaneous guinea pig modes used in the study.

The primary change in the management team will be the addition of Jean-Louis Coustenoble, the former Chief Executive of Kalamazoo Spain as well as 2 French-based Staples subsidiaries, Bernard and JPG.

The softbound edition, which has a different color cover, blue instead of red, is nearly identical with the original hardback, except for one primary change: in the newer edition I included an appendix titled, "Keeping Up-To-Date: Ten Short Reminders".

Any change that affects overall function must be reflected by a primary change in the kinetics of one or more of the modules [ 32].

The altered environment could produce the adaptive features which are seen in all the structures of the hip joint, and not a primary change in the acetabulum alone.

This suggests that the primary change in the evolution of language is segregation of the phonological engram in the frontal lobe to the left; and that in schizophrenia this lateralization is diminished or lost.