Sentence examples for relative alteration from inspiring English sources

We show the chemistry and surface analysis data presented by Farid and Rahman to be contradictory, in terms of the relative alteration behaviour of these glasses, as verified by previous studies, and deduce that an alternative explanation is required to rationalise their observations.

The relative alteration was calculated as differences between loaded (L) and control (C) femurs such as ([L - C]/C × 100 in %).

When considering only the relative alterations of the mid-activation potential Vm, the mid-inactivation potential Vh and the recovery time constant τf, mutation T1620K produced similar effects in the background of most splice variants (Fig. 7).

However, relative alterations in cytokine levels can have substantial effects in the immune functions (Commins et al, 2010).

To quantify the relative alterations after vancomycin treatment, we show the steady reduction in DEP velocity for each strain at 1 MHz and the changes in crossover frequencies.

Neurons were perfused for 10 s with either 30 mM KCl or 20 mM caffeine and relative alterations in [Ca2+]i assessed in real time in axons.

BMSCs and HUVECs were co-cultured for 5 and 15 days to observe relative alterations to the BMSCs previous to co-culture with HUVECs.

First, NaU is measured only once instead of sequentially; as previously demonstrated [ 6, 14], NaU responds fast to acute hemodynamic alterations so that relative alterations in it may be more relevant than an isolated NaU value.

Further studies examining relative alterations in ion channel expression and electrophysiological or neurographical recordings are warranted to provide insight into what anatomical level(s) is being altered at 3 versus 7 days following preemptive bupivacaine and nerve injury.

genetically young subsurface horizon showing evidence of alteration relative to underlying horizons: modified colour, removal of carbonates or presence of soil structure.

The asparagine in C. elegans is a significant alteration relative to the other species, which have either serine (yeast) or threonine (fly and human).