Sentence examples for temporal alterations from inspiring English sources
These spatial and temporal alterations proceed in a defined manner (Orth et al. 2012a).
Examine temporal alterations in vascular angiotensin II receptors (AT1R and AT2R) and determine vascular response to angiotensin II in growth-restricted offspring.
These conclusions are consistent with previous research indicating that temporal alterations produced by SC do not produce degradation of segmental acoustical characteristics of spoken English.
To gain insight into the integrin dynamics underlying the observed differentiation results, initial integrin adhesion and temporal alterations in cell integrin profiles were evaluated.
This conclusion is consistent with previous research indicating that temporal alterations produced by SC do not involve violations of other rules of spoken English.
This conclusion is consistent with previous research indicating that temporal alterations produced by SC do not produce degradation of temporal or spectral cues in speech or disruption of the perception of specific English phoneme segments.
We have investigated centrin function in Paramecium, whose cortical organization allows detection of any spatial or temporal alteration in the pattern of basal-body duplication.
The high incidence of CSD clusters (96/120 CSDs) in general and particularly in DIND patients prompted us to analyze additionally the temporal alteration of ptiO2responses within clusters.
Furthermore we show that miRNA temporal expression alterations in response to OGD are different in astrocytes and neurons.
The results give insight into the complex temporal neurophysiological alterations after noise trauma, leading to a better understanding of central mechanisms in noise-induced hearing loss.
We have shown significant structural cerebral differences in a direct comparison between two groups of NonResp-SC and Resp-SC patients, suggesting an association between bilateral frontal and right medial temporal cortex alterations, and treatment resistance in schizophrenia.
