Sentence examples for alterations and so from inspiring English sources

We also noticed 10 15% of cells treated with doxorubicin had lost fluorescence and these cells depicted morphologic features indicative of necrosis such as vacuolization, enlarged cell size, membrane alterations and so on.

Also in the issue is a few quick ways to screw around with your friends' Facebook profiles: free gifts (from strangers), mood alterations and so on.

Mean level of Hba1c and blood pressure are influenced by life style changes and medication alterations, and so is very dependent on a strong commitment in the patient to alter their life style.

"We felt that... it would be better suited to have him in business or first class, away from close proximity from those individuals who were approaching him and being extremely rude, using profanities and potential for altercations and so forth," Barnet told Politico.

The 117-page plan, required for the company to get the billions it needs to save itself from extinction, hit every part of the company with cuts, alterations, trims and so on.

Forms like quantity, whiteness, alteration, diminution and so on belong to the first group, while relations of reason and respectus, like causation, difference, and so on, fall under the secondo one.

During these 20 years Austerlitz suffers alteration and breakdown (so, not incidentally, does the narrator).

The behavior that prompted it — violent altercations, weapons possession, and so on — was a lot worse than the usual targets of broken-windows policing.

The behavior that prompted it violent altercations, weapons possession, and so on was a lot worse than the usual targets of broken-windows policing.

First, we select genes with the potentially highest signal concentration (that is, filter them by expression values, correlation of those to genome alteration, sequence features, and so on), and subject them to network enrichment analysis to prove that both the selection criteria and NEA can bring us closer to the true sets of driver mutations in these genomes.

The placenta in DS cases exhibits structural alterations, which are most likely the result of alterations in protein expression, and so it is possible that these changes will be reflected in the maternal plasma proteome (Ref. 73).