Sentence examples for reference of changes from inspiring English sources

The investigation of c-Fos in NAB mice provides an additional advantage, as the intermediate phenotype of these animals may act as a reference of changes in brain activity, suitable to determine whether HAB or LAB mice reveal neuronal alterations.

Reference rate-of-change data were obtained by taking the difference between two consecutive PG values and dividing by the sampling interval between those two PG measurements (typically 15 min).

Colonisation patterns and biofouling are discussed with particular reference to changes of the seabed and alterations due to new substrates.

Many authors have differentiated the Galilean relativity principle from the Special Principle of Relativity, on the grounds that the meaning of "frame of reference" changes with the introduction of the latter theory.

The main objective is to keep the DC voltage across the capacitor constant and equal to the reference value, regardless of changes in the rotor speed and load.

Numerous examples are present in the literature [see [ 14] and references therein] of changes in transcript, protein, or activity levels of vacuolar type H+-ATPases in response to environmental stress.

In longitudinal studies, it would be relevant to ask whether the person's frame of reference changes over time, however, change in frame of reference is a mechanism of response shift [ 38].

Some people may erroneously believe that Chambers is Tom or vice versa, but that doesn't mean that the reference of the name changes.

Keep in mind that with the theory of descriptions, the reference of Kurt Gödel changes if we find out that he is a mathematical impostor, but with Kripke's theory, the reference, once fixed, never changes.

A parallel group of volunteers received iohexol, the reference compound for detection of changes in GFR.

The reference of the term changed, not simply as a result of theoretical developments, but also as a result of the implementation of new methods to identify genes.