The phrase "alteration state of" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct term is "altered state of."
Example: "In an altered state of consciousness, individuals may experience heightened creativity or unusual perceptions."
Alternatives: "changed state of" or "modified state of."
First, we analysed the DNAm alteration states of the DM loci observed in the peripheral whole blood of cancer patients.
Of particular interest, the alteration states of four DM loci observed in HNSCC serum were inconsistent with respect to their alteration states in myeloid cells.
The alteration states of DM loci in the two lists are considered significantly consistent if the binomial P-value is smaller than 0.05.
Then, we examined whether the alteration states of blood-borne DNAm alterations observed for inflammatory diseases were consistent with their alteration states in myeloid cells compared to lymphoid cells.
Furthermore, we also showed that almost all of the alteration states of DM loci observed in the serum of cancer patients were consistent with those in myeloid cells compared to lymphoid cells.
The results showed that the DNAm alteration states of DM loci detected with different P-value thresholds also mainly reflected the DNAm difference between myeloid and lymphoid cells (Table 2).
The solid line represents the development of alteration state in the mainstream, with individual red squares showing the state of the major tributaries.
At large scales, one of the clearest and most informative indicators of alteration of state and characteristics of ecological systems is land-cover change.
All of their alteration states in pancreatic cancer were consistent with those in myeloid cells (binomial test, P-value=2.44 × 10−4).
Douglas E. Schoen, a Democratic pollster who worked for President Bill Clinton, said that making an alteration in the State of the Union address was different.
