Sentence examples for propagated changes in from inspiring English sources
The mechanism that communicates changes at the interdomain contact region to the distal PPIase catalytic site involves propagated changes in flexibility among the intervening residues.
The spatial and temporal characteristics of migraine aura symptoms and of the propagated changes in blood flow and functional MRI signal observed in migraine patients are certainly consistent with CSD [36].
The accurate representation of morphodynamic processes and the ability to propagate changes in the riverbed over a wide range of space and time scales make the design and implementation of appropriate numerical schemes challenging.
Material removal by a laser beam produces propagating changes in geometry that decrease the structural stiffness and thus alter continuously the vibration response of the structure being processed, as the machining advances.
As soon as a property in the parent model is modified, MEMOSys implements a mechanism to propagate changes to all derived models.
A fundamental challenge in this context is to find ways of propagating the changes in a decentralized manner.
Nevertheless, this recommendation may now put pressure on the NIH and NSF to increase payments, which in turn might propagate similar changes in institutional pay scales for postdocs.
In addition to the densities for the added components, there are local shifts in parts of the clathrin heavy chain that propagate into changes in the axial ratios of the barrel.
For instance, if the myosin heads are assumed to act independently, it means that neither propagating structural changes in the thin filaments nor sequential actions of the two partner head are assumed to alter any parameter value such as attachment rate.
This linker is structurally coupled to the GTPase catalytic site and likely to propagate conformational changes occurring in the M domain through the SRP RNA upon signal sequence binding.
The results also pointed to the presence of 'driver' nodes (nodes which, when perturbed, propagated maximum amounts of changes in terms of the number of downstream nodes affected).
