Sentence examples for rapid alterations from inspiring English sources

"Reversals are primarily formed by the inconsistencies in speech: the stammers, the stutters and the rapid alterations," he said.

Rapid alterations of forests by disturbances and multilayer silvicultural systems increasingly challenge the use of conventional plot based inventories, particularly in protected areas.

Recognition of pathogens by innate and adaptive immune cells instructs rapid alterations of cellular processes to promote effective resolution of infection.

According to the research of Richard J. Davidson, founder of the Center for Investigating Healthy Minds and the William James and Vilas Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, "rapid alterations in gene expression" are associated with mindfulness meditation practice.

This allows for dramatic, rapid alterations in actin to be more accurately imaged.

The rapid alterations in the expression of these proteins identify them as immediate responsive genes, further supporting their involvement in the formation of neuronal circuitries [14], [15], [16], [21].

Much of the exhilaration in Moritz von Stuelpnagel's production comes from Boyer's brilliantly schizoid performance; he's as fully committed to Jason as he is to Tyrone, often in rapid alteration and sometimes simultaneously.

Rapid alteration of habitat places limitations on basic resources such as energy, water, nesting sites, and refugia [8, 10].

The main risk factors for CVT were summarized in Additional file 1. Reasons for ICU admission were a rapid alteration in consciousness [GCS 7 (5–8)], associated with seizure for 20 patients (48.8 %) and mydriasis for 20 patients (48.8 %).

Here we describe a protocol for the generation of therapeutic rAAVs that express modular polycistronic pri-miR cassettes allowing for rapid alteration and generation of tailored therapeutic constructs against HCV.

It could sensitively measure the rapid alteration of phloem turgor pressure for several hours (Figures 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7; Additional files 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5), and in accordance with tapping and daily transpiration induced trunk diameter (Gooding 1952; Luštinec et al. 1969) and bark contraction (Southorn 1967).