Sentence examples for alteration only in from inspiring English sources
In the hemodynamic effects there was a significant alteration only in heart rate, lowering in the NASAL-APRV.
In the present study, we found an alteration only in the case of biopterin level in the experimental group exposed to 20 mg·L−1 after 96 hours.
Both melanoma cell lines responded to IFN-α treatment with an increased MHC class I cell surface expression, indicating the possibility of a specific and selective alteration only in the IFN-γ signalling pathway.
SNPs in certain pQTGs (e.g. in F7, CRP and the FIBA-B-G cluster) exhibited phenotypic effects that were restricted to an alteration only in the cognate gene product.
However, we also obtained some unexpected results with the shorter frameshifts, such as fs35 60, fs35 62 and fs35 64, having sequence alterations only in the region N-terminal to R69.
Ten, containing deletions at the Hae II endonuclease site (map location 0.83), define a new genetic complementation group, E, grow extremely slowly without helper virus, and cause alterations only in VP2.
The law says that properties built before 1993 need make accessibility alterations only in areas being renovated; this means that landmark properties and other historic hotels that do not renovate can still have lobbies with a lot of steps and no ramps, registration desks too high to reach from wheelchairs and other features that may thwart disabled guests.
Examination of cell cultures at the end of the treatment time under phase-contrast microscopy revealed morphological alterations only in cultures exhibiting a significant decrease in ATP content.
In all patients with clinical sign of bronchiolitis, 56/106 (58%%) scans revealed alterations only in the posterior and paravertebral areas against 6/106 (6 %) only in the anterior areas.
Our results demonstrate that microsatellite instability is unlikely to play a role in the tumorigenesis of sporadic pancreatic cancers and confirm the presence of mismatch repair gene alterations only in sporadic colon tumours with a highly unstable phenotype.
