Sentence examples for transportation altered from inspiring English sources

In the more common forms of sporadic ALS, neurodegeneration might result from an intricate interaction among multiple cell types and several different mechanisms, including protein aggregation, glutamate-mediated excitotoxicity, mitochondrial dysfunction, oxidative stress, impaired axonal transportation, altered glial cell function, and deficiency of neurotrophic factors [ 5].

This is supported from findings from a study in donkeys were transportation altered the normal rhythm of resting cortisol to an increased rate of continuous secretion in both fed and fasted animals with a reestablishment of the circadian rhythm 8.5-10.5 hours later [ 13].

These findings suggest that pre-transport mixing and transportation alters protein metabolism.

Transportation also has altered water resources.

"The damage that occurred to the World Trade Center's PATH station has significantly altered transportations patterns and greatly impacted our state's ability to provide adequate services," the bipartisan group of lawmakers said in a letter to the FEMA administrator, Joseph M. Allbaugh.

It looks like a premonition, a city uniquely designed to alter transportation forever.

The mineral deposits was reported to influence the inner and external solution transportation patterns by altering the physiology of cells resident in biofilm (Hall-Stoodley et al. 2004; Uppuluri et al. 2010).

Sporadically, reference is made to the wood treatment referred to as 'ponding', whereby wood submerged in stream water (to facilitate transportation or to alter the properties of the wood intentionally) is responsible for the classical Cremonese sound.

In addition, both particle size and morphology may be altered by the transportation processes themselves.

Natural resources development, spanning exploration, production and transportation activities, alters local land surface at various spatial scales.

Taken together, these results indicate that transportation stress alters physiological measures of metabolism and haematology.