Sentence examples for process by changing from inspiring English sources
Extracellular matrix remodelling forms an integral part in this process by changing the structural architecture of the tumour cell matrix and effecting the physical changes that facilitate tumour cell signalling and behaviour (Lu et al, 2012).
The 1993 Oslo agreement saved a foundering Madrid peace process by changing the political discourse.
The feasibility of reducing the energy consumption during the COREX process by changing the fuel structure was also demonstrated.
In those optimized conditions, the proposed control strategy was introduced to manage the RD process by changing the sensitive variables.
We regulate the hydrothermal process by changing the concentration ratio of H2O2/NaOH and temperature to tune the surface morphologies.
For example, the microstructure of a permanent magnet can be adjusted during the post-annealing process by changing the annealing temperature13.
On the other hand, through our experiments, the differences on stability of emulsions were verified and the reversible emulsification and demulsification processes by changing pH values were observed, which agreed well with our simulations.
Actually, temperature affects the physiological processes by changing the rate of chemical reactions and the stability of cellular components (Sandnes et al. [2005]; Wagenen et al. [2012]).
The inhibitors of ENTs modulate a variety of physiological processes by changing the extracellular adenosine concentrations and ENT inhibitors have a well-established role in the treatment of many diseases including cancer, HIV, and cardiovascular diseases (King et al., 2006; Jordheim et al., 2013).
The reactor profile can be matched with the process profile by changing the process structure (number and volume of reactors, heat exchangers network, the pressure of boilers) and reactor parameters (feed temperature and composition, degree of conversion, pressure, heat interchange and exchange, contacting etc.).
Our findings support the hypothesis that host conservatism is a process shaped by changing abiotic and biotic forces, and ecological specialisation an additive process imposed by changing selective pressures on habitat preference and behaviour.
