Sentence examples for to changes in the ratios from inspiring English sources

Our results support the hypothesis that P. viteana is responsive to changes in the ratios of some, but not all, compounds in a blend.

Although we were cautious to ensure that any exposure-associated alterations in DNA methylation were not merely due to changes in the ratios of blood cells by including blood cell proportions as key covariates in all of our models (explained in Methods)—we lack the ability to link these epigenetic marks to any appreciable modulation in gene expression in these blood cells.

However, uncovering the mechanisms underpinning plant response and adaptation to changes in the ratio of red to far-red light is key to design new strategies to precise modulate shade avoidance in time and space without impairing the overall crop ability to compete for light.

Therefore, any apparent divergence between the two measures can be due to changes in the ratio of standard deviations.

Consequently, we cannot distinguish if the observed changes in the HCl/SO2 ratio are due to changes in the ratio of fumarole gases, lake gases, or both.

The effect of PS on IKAP levels was not related to changes in the ratio between exon 20 inclusion and skipping.

These data indicate that axonal sprouting, induced by oligodendrocyte ablation at P1, leads to changes in the ratio of ionotropic NMDARs.

Clearly, it is necessary to dissect the biochemical mechanism by which loss of OSU1 function enhances the response to changes in the ratio of C to N. Several of our results suggest that the enzyme activity of OSU1/QUA2/TSD2 is necessary for its function in C and N balance signaling.

Previous studies suggested that sustained stimulation of INS-1 cells with 25 mM glucose (high glucose, HG) plus 55 mM KCl (high potassium, HK) altered the electrophoretic pattern of β2-syntrophin due to changes in the ratio among different phosphorylated species [16].

This distribution is robust with respect to changes in the ratio of duplication to link dynamics g/a over at least an order of magnitude (results not shown).

High density stress has been typically examined in the context of shade avoidance response, especially as it pertains to changes in the ratio of red:far-red (R FR) light [ 12].