The phrase "alterations arising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that come about as a result of a particular situation or process.
Example: "The report highlighted several alterations arising from the new policy implementation."
Alternatives: "changes occurring" or "modifications resulting".
This is particularly true for biochemical alterations arising from altered cerebral metabolism and oxidative stress that rapidly occur following the onset of ischemia within the brain.
The results indicate that gallium nitride does not require specific surface treatments to ensure biocompatibility and suggest that cell signaling is not affected by micro-environmental alterations arising from gallium nitride cell interactions.
These include genomic alterations arising within the core components of antigen presentation (CIITA, B2M, and HLA loci) and structural rearrangements of programmed death ligands 1 (CD274) and 2 (PDCD1LG2).
All alterations arising in transit-amplifying or terminally differentiated cells will eventually be lost from the system, unless these changes themselves confer self-renewing capabilities to cells.
While we have identified metabolites not previously associated with the physiological and metabolic alterations arising with gastric bypass surgery, it is imperative that the next step taken in unraveling the physiological improvements following RYGB uses a systems biology approach to study metabolite fluxes between serum, muscle, liver, and adipose tissue.
Due to the long reads afforded by PacBio sequencing, compound mutations present in the same molecule were readily distinguished from independent alterations arising in different molecules.
It would be interesting to know whether such splicing alterations arise as a result of altered transcription due to epigenetic marking of the viral genome in murine cells, e.g. DNA methylation or heterochromatin formation in and around the BamHI-W-repeat BamHI-W-repeat BamHI-W-repeat
These alterations arise spontaneously from errors in the normal processes of the cell.
Concerns regarding beam-induced sample alterations arise if it is attempted to understand structure and chemical composition of materials at atomic resolution with single atom sensitivity.
How should the genome be divided and assessed to more naturally reflect how alterations arise?
Let us first investigate the level of heterogeneity of a population of type A tumor cells with growth rate R and death rate D, in which neutral alterations arise with probability u per cell division.
