Sentence examples for result in altering from inspiring English sources

This may result in altering the performance (transmission and rejection) of the filter and was therefore not pursued.

It is possible that deltamethrin or its lipophilic metabolites may bind to the lipid moiety in vivo which may result in altering the allosteric characteristic of the enzymes thus leading to the inhibition of different enzyme activity (Vani et al. 2011).

However, the impact of a lower accumulation of this Chl a/ b binding protein would be minimal since the S restriction applied in our experiment did not result in altering the chlorophyll level of the young leaves studied.

While the identification of genes in a region found to be linked to disease is of high interest, a more general view is that of genetic loci associated with disease as perturbations to a biological system that ultimately result in altering the genomic, transcriptional, proteomic, and/or signalling networks in a way that increases susceptibility to disease.

Do alterations in hepatocyte function result in altered Kupffer cell function, and therefore contribute to the immunologic alterations of sepsis?

Maternal physiological changes during pregnancy (e.g. blood volume expansion, increased glomerular filtration rate and alterations in hepatic metabolism) may result in altered pharmacokinetics 10.

Space flight has been shown to result in altered immune responses.

The exact mechanisms that result in altered pain sensation are unknown.

Adaptation to a different work regime is brought about by changes in fiber type and cross-sectional area, which result in altered fatigue resistance and power output.

Recent evidence suggests that polymerization knob 'B' engagement of polymerization hole 'b' activates an alternative polymerization mechanism in fibrin, which may result in altered single fiber mechanical properties.

In lymphoid malignancies, aberrant epigenetic mechanisms such as DNA methylation and histone modifications influence chromatin architecture and can result in altered gene expression.