Sentence examples for alteration but also from inspiring English sources

There are multiple reasons to investigate the reactivity of artists' materials; for example, knowing what was used helps us appreciate the artistic intent, and understanding the chemistry of change allows acceptance of inevitable alteration, but also helps us to mitigate change due to factors we can control such as storage and exhibition conditions, and adverse reactions to specific treatments.

Later, it was found that CRC results not only from the progressive accumulation of genetic alteration, but also from epigenetic changes (Lengauer et al. 1997).

On the other hand, ARDS developing (which is a component of intra-abdominal sepsis pathogenesis) is caused not only by stress effect of initial lung microcirculation alteration but also by adequacy of organism reaction, ie compensatory possibility of the given homeostatic system.

Measured after admission to ICU, this score reflects not only the pre admission physiologic alterations but also variables like age and co morbidities that were not altered with admission.

Metabolic syndromes like NAFLD are affected not only by genomic alterations but also by complicated factors like environment.

Our results support previous findings showing that bipolar patients not only experienced sleep-wake alterations, but also were less regular in their personal relationships and work tasks.

Tumorigenesis and oncogenic progression not only cause biological and functional alterations but also result in mechanical and structural abnormalities in cells.

Research on the molecular etiology of vulvar cancer has increased in the past years, not only regarding genetic alterations, but also epigenetic changes.

Several mechanisms are therefore likely to lead to sepsis-induced renal dysfunction, including hypoperfusion, venous congestion, microcirculation alterations, but also mechanisms independent of hemodynamic impairments, like inflammation and oxidative stress.

It is not only useful to assay for retinal alterations, but also alterations of the optical system (e.g. lens and cornea).

This suggests that the down regulation of WIF1 can arise not only from epigenetic alterations, but also from deletion and rearrangement events and that loss of WIF1 expression may be involved with carcinogenesis of OSCC.