Sentence examples for Alterations and adaptations from inspiring English sources

Alterations and adaptations in lumbar spine morphology that includes lumbar extensor muscle fibre angles [ 13] and thoracolumbar curvatures [ 14] may lead to deterioration in lumbar extensor muscle strength [ 15].

In a succession of productions and with great ingenuity this permanent setting could be transformed with minor alterations and adaptations to suit a whole season of varied plays.

The genes related to mutagenesis, specific lung cancers, early stage of AC development, tumour aggressiveness and metabolic pathway alterations and adaptations of cancer cells are strongly enriched in the AC PT-AT discriminative gene set.

These strategies can be augmented by alteration and adaptation of the surgeon's technique.

In describing the stages, we examine some distinctive features of conversation analytic and related discursive research which must be addressed when conducting reviews and which mean that established review procedures need combination, alteration, and adaptation for systematic reviews of conversation analytic and related discursive evidence.

The metabolic pathway alterations and environment adaptations of cancer cells is an important area of anti-cancer drug discovery research.

These observations support the hypothesis that genomic diversity driven by mutation or DNA sequence alteration and environmental adaptation may impact S. cerevisiae strain diversity more than geographical origin.

Interchangeability of the lysis buffers permits adaptations, alterations and structural changes, depending upon the matrix components, which could be highly advantageous for clinical applications.

Symptoms include involuntary abnormal movements (chorea, dyskinesia, dystonia), frontal cognitive deficits (e.g. alterations of adaptation) and psychiatric disturbances (2).

Apart from structural alterations, endocrine adaptations are important in a mechanistic sense to explain the consequences of perinatal programming.

In the domain of perceptual and central integration, testable hypotheses included: PRCS have alterations in adaptation, habituation, cortical representation, perception, cognition, and hedonics compared to controls; the qualitative and quantitative interactions between trigeminal and olfactory systems are altered in PRCS; higher integration of sensory inputs is altered in PRCS.