Sentence examples for resemble changes in from inspiring English sources

Spatial and temporal variations in evidence for human occupation of Argentinian south Patagonia closely resemble changes in past vegetation reconstructed from pollen records.

It resembles changes in other ageing collagenous tissues and is unassociated with pain [11].

Similarly, elevated levels of PRC2 proteins and associated H3K27me3 in PGCs resembles changes in pre-implantation embryos at the time when the paternal X chromosome is reactivated.

Beck et al. [ 20] described that changes in transdiaphragmatic pressure closely resembled changes in EAdi in patients with acute respiratory failure receiving mechanical ventilation.

On the one hand, IL-1 treatment caused a neutrophil-dependent acute edematous lung injury that resembled changes in the lungs of patients with the acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).

In addition to activity changes in central auditory pathways, alterations in a complex network of attention-, emotion-, and memory-related brain areas have been demonstrated [ 15, 26] resembling changes in a similar network of cortical areas in chronic pain [ 23– 27, 27].

According to a recent study in Brain Research, Prozac-style antidepressants produce some morphological abnormalities in the serotonin nerve network of rats that resemble changes seen with Ecstasy taken in high levels.

Atrial supply-demand ischaemia has also been proposed as a potential trigger for atrial structural remodelling and has a molecular phenotype that resembles changes seen in hibernating ventricular myocardium.

Therefore, the functional changes found in the cardiac structures for triathletes resemble the changes in runners.

The multi-annual fluctuations displayed by prey populations set in a homogenous landscape with specialist predators (Fig. 3a), closely resemble the changes in density observed in natural populations of microtines under similar conditions, with pronounced amplitude and fluctuations recurring every 3 5 years [ 16, 17].

Peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) from patients have been used widely as surrogates and various parameters associated with DN can be detected in these cells (Hofmann et al., 1999, Ihm et al., 1997, Sourris et al., 2010, Yi et al., 2014); our assumption is that PBMC mitochondria will resemble systemic changes in the body and therefore will act as surrogate cells for kidney tissue.