Sentence examples for way of alterations from inspiring English sources

The loop region joining α-helices 6 and 7 (residues 195 198) adopted a more compact conformation by way of alterations in backbone dihedral angles).

Changes in the degree of motor deficit can be utilized as a noninvasive way of assessing alterations in the number of DArgic neurons and/or the amount of DA in animal models of PD, such as mice systemically administrated with 1-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine (MPTP).

As high concentrations of HbF inhibit the polymerisation of HbS, young infants are asymptomatic and are generally thought to display little in the way of pathophysiological alterations.

Because the collagen hierarchical arrangement is highly repetitive, changes in short and long order distances between collagen molecules is an effective way of measuring alteration to the collagen molecular structure.

Cognitive and psychiatric changes in PD are linked in a variety of ways to alterations in multiple neurotransmitter systems.

But there is no effective way of making precise alterations in human DNA.

In [ 5] we proposed a heuristic measure of focality as a way of identifying focal alterations in copy number data.

Analysis of treatment response of primary human tumor-derived xenografts (from either NSCLC or SCLC patient samples) has become a way of understanding tumor alterations during treatment, especially in tumors where biopsy is an obstacle.

Our results confirm that whole-genome sequencing is an efficient and inexpensive way of identifying nucleotide alterations responsible for lethal phenotypes and can be applied on a large scale to identify the molecular basis of essential genes.

This behavior is a built-in property of dictionary learning approaches, and in addition to being an advantage per se by providing a compact way of analyzing the coexisting alterations; it also eases the computational burden of the subsequent tree inference process.

The greatest of these experiments is now under way: the alteration of the atmosphere and climate of the Earth, with consequences for every living thing.