Sentence examples for reduced alteration from inspiring English sources

This observation suggests that despite the fact that genes assigned to cluster #2 showed reduced alteration in mRNA levels compared to genes assigned to cluster #1, at protein level they should show more similar response, as the difference in mRNA alteration should be compensated by the changes in TE of genes assigned to cluster #2.

Inhibition of either JNK or ERK reduced the stretch-induced monolayer permeability, but inhibition of JNK also reduced alterations in occludin concentration and cellular localization.

In mouse models of diseases, the fB-/ genotype is associated with no or reduced alterations (e.g. reduced deposition of C3b in kidney I/R injury) [73] confirming the role of AP and C3 convertase.

In addition, the EM study showed significantly reduced alterations in TJ morphology in the high-dose vitamin C-treated-KO-Tg mice brains.

Adams said the year-long trial, if successful, could be expanded across the region and prove beneficial to the local community by reducing altercations with elephants while supplying people with honey for consumption or sale.

All mice were bred from common db/+ founders and then singly housed after 4 weeks of age to reduce alterations in microbiota composition caused by maternal, environmental, or strain variation.

To increase the productivity, the water saturation may be reduced by alteration of the near-wellbore wettability from water-wet conditions to intermediate-wet conditions.

Remarkably, the size of the fibers in the infant Tg is reduced, suggesting alteration of skeletal muscle growth.

Concurrent decreases in DYNLL1 expression in carcinomas with low BRCA1 expression reduced genomic alterations and increased homology at lesions.

Prenatal cocaine exposure has been associated with numerous behavioral phenotypes in clinical populations, including impulsivity, reduced attention, alterations in social behaviors, and delayed language and sensory-motor development.

HAART significantly reduced these alterations (Figure 7 and supplemental Figure S2).