Sentence examples for alteration between the from inspiring English sources

However, there is evidence that genetic alteration between the primary tumour and CTCs may alter both prognosis and therapy options; for example, a Her-2-negative primary breast cancer based on immunohistochemistry and fluorescence in situ hybridisation may in fact release CTCs that are positive for Her-2 [ 69].

The quality of sleep among ventilated patients seems to be related in part to the alteration between the capacities of the ventilator to meet patient demand.

Furthermore, the absorption intensity of OBHJ film displays slight alteration between the nanograting line direction parallel and normal to incident light direction, showing that the optical absorption of OBHJ nanostructure is distributed evenly in in-plane direction.

An explanation for the variation and wide distribution of the elastic wave velocity data for samples with similar porosities (specifically with regard to those data that range from 4,000 to 4,400 m/s) is that there must be a variable pore (vug/vesicle) content or hydrothermal alteration between the samples.

Being-two is counterposed to the metaphysical alteration between the one and the many, with its incessant oscillation between the essentialism of a rigid identity and the laissez-faire contingency, independent of any determining essence, of unlimited multiplicity and atomistic individualism.

The differentially expressed genes (DEGs) were collected for further analysis if the expression alteration between the disease sample and normal controls was greater than 2 fold.

It was the newspaper Le Parisien which first publicised reports of supposed altercations between the couple.

He worried that the widely televised images of the altercations between the police and the protesters on Friday were overshadowing the message of environmentalists, labor rights advocates and others who came to Quebec but did not tangle with the police.

Another issue, he said, was how the clinical staff reacted to any previous altercations between the two men.

The polarisation of the club's stands into separate areas that are almost all white and stands that are ethnically mixed proved a backdrop for violent race altercations between the club's own fans.

The New York Times' Charlie Savage highlighted the alterations between the already-weak USA Freedom Act and the obliterated new version, showing how critical definitions of what the NSA can search have been widened, and how all potential transparency now rests in the hands of the very person who Snowden's leaks caught lying, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.