Sentence examples for support for altered from inspiring English sources
Our finding of decreased AGP in the CSF of RLS/WED subjects is reflective of decreased iron content in the CNS and provides further support for altered iron homeostasis in the brains of RLS/WED patients [ 14, 46, 47].
Support for altered immune response in endometrial cancer is also evident in a number of other related diseases such as endometrial hyperplasia, a precursor to endometrial cancer development, and in endometriosis, a common benign gynaecological condition [ 5- 7].
Strong support for altered plasticity as a mechanism impairing cortical responsivity in migraine comes also from evidence that the transient cortical dysfunction observed in migraineurs between attacks alters the way the sensory cortices respond to neurophysiological protocols aimed to test cortical plasticity.
Our work provides support for altered TGF-β activity playing a pivotal role in vasculopathy in this strain and in SSc.
These data are consistent with a link between CLN6 expression and biometal homeostasis in CLN6 disease, and provide further support for altered cation transporter regulation as a key factor in neurodegeneration.
Although our data do not provide support for altered thymic selection being an explanation for the reduced T cell numbers in blt/blt mice, we cannot exclude the possibility that the selection of some T cell specificities is affected by the Zfp335 mutation and future deep sequencing studies will be needed to fully address this issue.
But it was less clear that there was strong support for altering the Constitution to address the problem.
Israeli officials say they hope that by acquiescing to Mr. Bush's proposal, they will gain American support for altering or perhaps defying the United Nations mission.
The genes include those with known or suspected roles in osteoblast, osteocyte and osteoclast differentiation and function, supporting a role for altered bone remodelling in OA pathogenesis.
This hypothesis of aneuploidy effects on cell cycle times is also supported by evidence for altered temporal control of cell replication in Turner syndrome (Reish et al. 2002), and changes in the proportions of 45,X vs 46,XX cell lines over time in vivo (Nielsen 1976; Held et al. 1992; Devi et al. 1998).
There is substantial support for nutrition altering the epigenetic profile of the offspring, including hypermethylation of cytokine receptors.
