Sentence examples for systems alteration from inspiring English sources

The mechanisms involved in the resistance are efflux systems, alteration of solubility and toxicity via reduction or oxidation, biosorption, bioaccumulation, extracellular complex formation or precipitation of metals, and lack of specific metal transport systems[26].

However, carbapenem resistance has been observed frequently in nonfermenting bacilli Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Acinetobacter spp. Resistance to carbapenem is due to decreased outer membrane permeability, increased efflux systems, alteration of penicillin-binding proteins, and carbapenem hydrolyzing enzymes-carbapenemase.

while behavior is modulated by regional and neural systems alterations.

CONCLUSION: Trends in oral drug bioavailability pre- to post-bariatric surgery seem to be highly dependent on drug specific parameters such as affinity to CYP3A, solubility, permeability and surgery specific systems alterations.

In As-exposed experimental systems, alterations accompanying transformation to the malignant phenotype have been defined utilizing cDNA microarray technology to characterize gene expression (Chen et al. 2001; Lu et al. 2001).

The further investigation of single cell ciliates may allow a greater degree of characterisation of ciliary movement mechanisms, because in these systems alterations of ciliary motility translate into movement trajectories which can be easily observed.

Further study is needed to elucidate whether or how the immune system alteration is involved in the pathophysiology of WS.

The second chapter explores the phenomenon of carbonate clumped isotope reordering that is closed-system alteration of 13C-18O 'clumped' bonds in Paleozoic brachiopod shells, finding that sedimentary burial temperatures above 100°C can alter primary clumped isotope compositions over geologic timescales.

As a result, the examination of brain regions implicating episodic memory impairment in alcohol dependence could further the understanding of this neurocognitive system alteration in alcoholics.

It would be difficult to ascribe the concurrent presence of pain allodynia and paresthesias (which characterizes FM) to a pathogenesis different from an intrinsic nervous system alteration.

In recent years several studies investigated the correlation between dysbiosis and intestinal and extraintestinal diseases, including immune system alteration, obesity, allergies, autoimmune diseases, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) [ 14, 15].