Sentence examples for separately altered from inspiring English sources

We have subsequently designed and assessed the replication phenotypes and fitness of mutants of E7 constructed in such a way that allows effects of codon pair and dinucleotide frequency alterations to be separately altered.

The function of these motor nuclei is not easy to determine with standard behavioral testing, for example studies of ability to eat (a test of trigeminal, facial, glossopharyngeal, vagus and hypoglossal nerve function) are confounded by affect, appetite or general mobility, which may be separately altered in neurodegenerative disease.

We also tested whether improved sequence assemblies could be generated by separately altering certain Phrap parameters.

The bow and the stern hull-forms are optimized separately without altering neither, and the resulting versions of the two are then combined.

Because the evolution of male and female traits are treated separately, mutations for altered maternal care always occur in the presence of constant resident paternal care zm, and we can therefore omit paternal care from the survival functions.

So, as the Quattro guideline was an integration of separately existing guidelines and focussed on the interdependency of risk factors, the physical outcome measures in the separately existing guidelines were altered, making a cholesterol level of 6 mmol/l too high.

The upstream sequence of pCH201 was altered to separately incorporate the following mutations: UGU or UUG as the -1 triplet, U85A, and A86C.

Moreover, animal models have clearly showed that supraphysiological levels of estrogens and androgens are each separately capable of altering the normal growth of the prostate, but individually they do not induce prostatic malignancy.

Adjustment for stages 1a and 1b separately did not alter these findings substantially (data not shown).

Z-score plots, displaying the levels of altered metabolites, were separately generated to compare both experimental groups and the control group.

The odds of mortality for each year were altered when adjusted separately for each of the potential confounders of age, sex, and Charlson index.