Sentence examples for transport and changes from inspiring English sources
The disease process involves a complex interaction among fluid dynamics, mass transport and changes in cell type and function in the arterial intima.
The limited drug uptake in the tumor could be due to a variety of reasons including defects in drug transport and changes in muscarinic receptor density within the effected tissue microenvironment.
Hypercapnic acidosis has been reported to impair cellular functions such as host inflammatory response and other deleterious effects including intracranial bleeding, decreased colonic Na+ transport and changes in pulmonary vascular resistance leading to ventilation/perfusion mismatch [30].
In addition, we uncovered changes in the presynaptic neuron; in particular, defects in anterograde axonal transport and changes in localization of activated ERK.
The energy cost for EC coupling is primarily related to calcium transport, and changes in myocardial Ca2+ handling in the diabetic heart may therefore contribute to the observed increase in the oxygen cost of EC coupling.
The octapeptide angiotensin II (AII) has diverse effects and regulates organismal blood pressure through many mechanisms, including effects on renal and intestinal fluid and electrolyte transport and changes in vascular smooth muscle tone.
These ion transport mechanisms represent potential therapeutic targets, whereby investigational pharmacologic agents may be used to modify chloride transport and change the mucus structure to facilitate mucociliary clearance.
Therefore, it was a typical scenario of Bovine respiratory complex (BRC) as a consequence of stress from transport and change in husbandry.
In this research, these tools are explored as a means to understand network transport mechanisms and changes in CNT dispersion during curing in a thermosetting matrix.
This linkage of accessibility to the trade model makes it possible to evaluate how changes in policies on transport costs and changes in multi-modal networks will influence trade patterns.
New economic geography literature suggests that the relationship between transport investments and changes in activity patterns does not always favour economic cohesion but may result in core-periphery distributions [7].
