Sentence examples for pronounced changes of from inspiring English sources

This analysis revealed pronounced changes of parental bias across genes and tissues.

We also observed pronounced changes of endothelial cell morphology upon the addition of Sema3C-conditioned medium.

These pronounced changes of the catalytic properties of both variants strongly suggest that the mutations have a direct role in carcinogenesis.

We aim at identifying associations of the cognitive state with reductions in the median background frequency and in focally pronounced changes of the EEG rhythms.

Analysis of the two mutations in a homology model of the Cav1.3 α1-subunit also predicted pronounced changes of the interaction of the affected distal S6 helices with adjacent S6 helices of the activation gate (G407R, A749G) and of the S4 S5 linker with the voltage sensor (G407R).

Especially in the spectral range of the oxide stretching modes, the presence of a Rayleigh singularity can lead to pronounced changes of the spectrum with the sample geometry.

Similarly to the wall proteome, the secretome of C. albicans operates at the fungus-host interface, and pronounced changes in abundance of individual proteins occur in distinct host niches.

Spectral domain optical coherence tomography (OCT) and enhanced-depth imaging (EDI) OCT (figure 3A) of these areas revealed pronounced changes at the level of the RPE and outer retina, with pockets of subretinal fluid overlying areas with RPE loss.

This conclusion has subsequently been supported by an array of evidence that includes both additional large-scale surface temperature reconstructions and pronounced changes in a variety of local proxy indicators, such as melting on icecaps and the retreat of glaciers around the world, which in many cases appear to be unprecedented during at least the last 2,000 years.

Statistical analyses enabled the distinction of local and regional source areas of aeolian material and revealed pronounced changes in the amounts of different heavy mineral species and corresponding changes in the grain size Index (GSI and CSI).

The inner core of these granulomas undergoes pronounced changes, including the induction of necrosis and hypoxia, resulting in a central core filled with lipid-rich cell debris termed caseum (Philips and Ernst, 2012; Ramakrishnan, 2012; Russell, 2013).