Sentence examples for stronger alterations from inspiring English sources
Having established that the above modifications had little impact onto the α-cleavage, we assessed the impact of stronger alterations of the CC region.
Farther to the right, transcriptograms relative to N9a cybrids show stronger alterations for F cybrids than for D5.
It is important to note that smelling a food on the breath of a conspecific leads to much stronger alterations in later responsiveness to a food source than mere familiarity with the substance [ 30- 32].
Superparamagnetic iron oxide (SPIO) particles and dysprosium agents are referred to as 'T2 agents', which create much stronger alterations in the local magnetic field, causing the protons to go out of phase (affecting largely the T2 spin-spin relaxation time); this results in the tissue of interest generating less signal, becoming hypointense compared to the surrounding non-targeted tissue.
We cannot rule out the possibility that migraine patients suffering from headache more frequently exhibit a stronger alteration of the autonomic nervous system, but then it becomes almost impossible to obtain interictal recordings.
An even stronger alteration in gene expression may promote longer survival of subjects, as evident from correlated variation in transcript levels and life histories in mammals.
Subsequent electron microscope investigations of chromatin structure showed strong alterations in the ultrastructure of the nucleus caused mainly by the heat denaturation step.
Such a deposition process induces an ion bombardment of the growing films: energetic ions can sputter atoms from the near surface of the coatings, leading to strong alterations in the microstructure of the deposited material.
These inflammatory mediators trigger strong alterations in brain development and changes in microstructural integrity [ 7].
Strong alterations in gene expression were also observed for the IGF axis.
Strong alterations in gene expression were also observed for insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) the serum level of which correlated well with body weight.
