The phrase "alteration which are" is not correct in written English.
It should be "alterations which are" to agree in number.
Example: "The alterations which are necessary for the project will be discussed in the next meeting."
Alternatives: "changes that are" or "modifications which are".
As a result, wetlands have suffered some loss and substantial habitat alteration, which are associated with high social costs.
The physical aftermath is often severe — burns, bruising, heart attacks — but there are also less easily identifiable effects, such as memory loss and personality alteration, which are often more long-lasting.
The physical aftermath is often severe burns, bruising, heart attacks but there are also less easily identifiable effects, such as memory loss and personality alteration, which are often more long-lasting.
Since the molecular mechanisms that mediate ARpolyQ neurotoxicity in motoneurons have been extensively studied, while the alterations responsible for the recently described muscle toxicity of ARpolyQ are still unknown, we decided to focus our attention on the ARpolyQ alteration which are induced in motoneuronal cells, rather than in muscle cells.
The method does not touch the fragile surface of the object or cause any detectable alteration, which is essential when dealing with cultural heritage objects.
Nevertheless the DMCC's alteration – which was not to be the last occasion the regulator tinkered with the rules – greatly concerned senior partners at E&Y Dubai, particularly Rihan, who led the division involved out the Kaloti audit.
We described the catalytic properties of LF focused on the effects of the pH alteration, which was encountered during the endocytosis of lethal toxin, and of the requirement for metal ions.
The collected sample was used for laboratory thermal alteration, which was performed at different temperatures.
(d) The pseudotachylyte surviving alteration, which is recognized as the transparent material under plane-polarized light (red arrow).
For the perspectives of this work, we aim to add an additional quality criterion in order to detect luminance alteration, which is also considered as an important alteration affecting biometric systems (mainly, facial-based recognition systems).
The state of conservation of Crevoladossola is characterized by the presence of a diffused colour alteration which is responsible for the current dark to light grey appearance of the originally white stone blocks (Fig. 1d).
