Sentence examples for results from modification from inspiring English sources

The animal that results from modification "should be no worse off from a welfare point of view — and preferably better".

It results from modification of vital cellular components, including proteins, lipids and nucleic acids, by free radicals.

This rapid elongation of the posterior forelimb digits is thought to results from modification in expression of key developmental genes [ 5, 6].

Firstly, the increased risk results from modification of intragastric pH, causing reduced bioavailability of aspirin and thereby increased residual platelet aggregation and platelet activation, as previously reported.

Resistance to β-lactams in clinical pneumococcal isolates results from modification of PBPs through incorporation of heterospecific sequence in the pbp1a, pbp2x, and pbp2b genes (Dowson et al. 1993; Sibold et al. 1994).

A-to-I RNA editing results from modification of an adenosine to inosine, which subsequently acts as would a guanine in terms of translation, splicing, and in the formation of secondary structures (reviewed in Mallela and Nishikura 2012).

A change in biological activity results from modifications in the amino-acid composition; β-MSH preparations from the pig and the horse, for example, are five times more effective than those of the ox in evoking pigment dispersion in frogs.

These differences results from modifications of the Earth's surface that alters the disposition of "natural energy balance" at a micro-scale and the concentration of activities that results in anthropogenic emissions that change the composition of the atmosphere.

The HDL cholesterol reduction results from modifications in HDL cholesterol composition and metabolism, which may impair the antiatherogenic properties of HDL cholesterol, making HDL cholesterol particles proinflammatory, less antioxidant, and less effective on reverse cholesterol transport (19).

Ag-GO was stably coated on the membrane surface and the enhanced performance resulting from modification with Ag-GO was maintained after the membrane backwash.

The suppressed level of ferritin-L in HCC may be resulted from modification of IRPs, which may tightly bind to the IRE element of a target gene, thereby blocking de novo translation of ferritin-L (Park et al., 2002).