Sentence examples for alteration below from inspiring English sources

Tumors in the low risk region (G2I-1 for Genomic Instability Index - grade 1) showing an overall level of genomic alteration below 48% and a number of altered regions < = 42, relapsed in one case out of 19.

Despite intense deformation and high-grade metamorphism the original architecture of the deposit is found to be unusually well preserved, with a stratabound zone of intense hydrothermal alteration below, and a series of characteristic cap rocks above the massive sulphide orebody.

CORS-26 was similarly abundant before and after glucose uptake but immunoblot is not suitable to detect changes of less than 20% in protein levels and therefore alteration below 20% can not be excluded.

This may possibly be explained by the presence of very small segmental alterations below the resolution of CGH, or by a purely triploid chromosome number.

The same profile was used by Marrero (2010) and Marrero-Diaz et al. (2015) to summarise the findings of the hydrogeochemical studies conducted on the island, which show a hydrothermal alteration core below Teide and Montaña Blanca.

As it will be discussed below, alterations in collagen VI and especially ETP peptide demonstrate a crucial role in breast cancer progression [ 59, 60].

It is unclear how phenotypic plasticity exerts a significant effect on plant growth and production through the alteration of root systems below ground.

Variation of phenotype strength may explain frequencies of mutant alterations sharply below 25% within some crosses (curly, levi, smerz) (Table 2).

Array technologies were later used heavily, but these platforms were still not able to reliably capture alterations well below 40 kb [ 14].

It remains to be investigated whether aging-associated cell-intrinsic increases in genotoxic stress, such as telomere shortening, replication stress, and epigenetic alterations (see below), could change mutation rates possibly in a tissue-specific manner.

Some examples of the pleomorphic variant, which for some may also encompass some tumours with apocrine features (Eusebi et al, 1992), show attributes more in common with high-grade ductal carcinomas, such as a more diverse cytogenetic alterations (see below).