Sentence examples for resembling changes from inspiring English sources

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].

As the 36 RM and HN samples were tightly age matched, and all RM cases lacked a personal or strong family history of breast cancer, this age-related clustering of RMs is consistent with the hypothesis that ageing itself is associated with genomic changes resembling changes of early cancer.

Genetic ablation of EGCs in mice induced fatal hemorrhagic jejuno-ileitis with histopathological changes closely resembling changes described in human CD [ 7, 8].

We never know who's in whose pocket and with that I say what most of us are thinking: Even if a decent person with the best intentions wins it won't bring us closer to....anything resembling change.

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

The more he delves into the brain, he told me, the more complicated it appears filled with nonlinear patterns that resemble changes in the weather, simultaneously noisy and orderly, with neurons passing on information in crosscurrents and feedback loops.

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.

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.

Second, post-mortem changes in the chorionic villi can resemble changes of FTV, particularly when the placenta is retained over 48 hours following stillbirth [ 6].

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