The phrase "alteration it is" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a change or modification, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In the context of the project, alteration it is, but we need to clarify what changes are necessary."
Alternatives: "It is a change" or "It is a modification."
Brooklyn Bridge and the-extensive alteration it is about to undergo.
In order to increase this restriction, the hinge of the wavemaker was raised and, with this alteration, it is possible to generate deep water linear waves.
In addition, he said, since most condo bylaws do not require a unit owner to obtain permission of other unit owners as a prerequisite for approving an alteration, it is possible that that requirement would be considered unreasonable as well.
In case of alteration, it is unlikely that the rate of isotopic exchange/recrystallization will be identical in skeletal tissues with different physico-chemical properties and any intra-individual difference measured in 14C age must result from differential diagenesis.
Since numerous regions show some degree of copy number alteration, it is important to assign statistical significance to a given location.
Our results indicate that germ-line DNA can be used as a normal control in studies of CN alteration; it is more readily available than matched adjacent normal tissue.
That announcement unleashed a public outcry; to those who opposed the alteration it was the latest insult in the growing list of insults that started with the attack itself.
By the alterations, it is guaranteed that the watermark embedding does not affect the host signal extraction for watermark detection.
To exploit these alterations, it is necessary to understand how they define a molecular context that allows increased sensitivity to particular compounds.
It is crucial to understand that, given the heterogeneous nature of the microvascular alterations, it is more important to recruit the microcirculation than to increase total flow to the organ.
Given the heterogeneous aspect of microcirculatory perfusion and the mechanisms involved in the development of these alterations, it is expected that classical hemodynamic interventions will only minimally affect the microcirculation.
