Sentence examples for relevant to the changes from inspiring English sources

In the current study, abnormal ReHo in MwoA patients was relevant to the changes of temporal aspects of neural activity in the brain regions.

Since the number of the feedback times is relevant to the changes of the channel state in the ICASST scheme, the cost of feedback is further evaluated by the feedback frequency, which is defined as the number of the feedback times over the times of the changes of the channel state.

As part of this action, the two studies found that genes relevant to the changes seen in liver (Baur et al 2006) and skeletal muscle (Lagouge et al 2006) were induced, as identified by whole genome expression profiling.

The highly synchronous nature of differentiation between stumpy and procyclic forms also means that these studies of mRNA profiles are directly relevant to the changes in mRNA abundance within individual cells during this well-characterised developmental transition.

It is possible rapamycin is ineffective against the negative feedback mechanism because rapamycin only inhibits mTORC1, although there has been some evidence to suggest that the prolonged rapamycin treatment inhibits mTORC2 assembly, which may be relevant to the changes observed from day 3 to day 5 in our study.

Subsequent research has not altered the general conclusion that participation, to be of value, must be based on a search for ideas that are seen as truly relevant to the change under consideration.

This change of shift between the first and second cycles is relevant to the change of resistance state.

This technique is particularly effective but it is more relevant to the change of the total internal reflection, TIR [6].

The higher-energy conformers represent rare but conformationally accessible excited sub-states which are both relevant to the change in the binding cleft conformation.

Mean value of ΔCRF was negative and our regression analysis showed that the only influencing factor relevant to the change of CRF was the CCT (regression formula: ΔCRF = 6.072 − 0.013 · CCT).

This is useful because the gene expression changes that are in common, against this background of expression differences, are more likely to be relevant to the shared changes in physiology and lipid composition.