The phrase "alterations because it" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be used in a context where you are discussing changes or modifications that are a result of a specific reason, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "The alterations because it was necessary to improve the design were implemented last week."
Alternatives: "changes due to" or "modifications because of".
Such variable is the absolute frequency at which each gene is affected by copy number alterations (CNAs) because it is located in a lost or gained chromosomal region.
I definitey have had my challenges in terms of physical altercations, because I feel like that is the ultimate violation.
Ally told HuffPost the dress needed no alterations before prom night because "it fit perfectly". On April 23, Ally posted photos on Twitter of her on prom night and her mom on the big night years before, and the pictures have been liked more than 3,000 times as of Thursday afternoon.
We especially focused on alterations in the brain, because it is this organ and sensory organs (eye, ear) that seem to be prone to damage in ZS patients; for example, defects in the layer formation of the cerebral and cerebellar cortices, hypomyelination and neurodegeneration have been observed (Powers and Moser, 1998).
Speaking with the BBC, Mr. Fellowes ("Downton Abbey") has waved away criticisms of his alterations because "to see the original in its absolutely unchanged form, you require a kind of Shakespearean scholarship and you need to understand the language and analyze it and so on".
2. The racematic organic compound gossypol isolated from cotton seed and its metabolites display a wide pattern of cytotoxic cell alterations because of the complexity of gossypol chemistry and its potential chemical reactions with other macromolecules.
The research on the sources of the brownish alteration was quite complex because it did not seem to relate to a superficial film but rather to a phenomenon affecting the marble inside and scientific literature on the subject is limited.
This alteration is probably primitive because it is already present during the first episode of the disease as well as in younger patients, and it is probably important in the pathogenesis of the disease, given the recognized anxiolytic/antidepressant and immunomodulating abilities of DHEA.
Tissue specimens from explanted hearts of end-stage heart failure patients may be altered due to tissue handling and could have undergone secondary alterations because of degradation, missing oxygenation, innervation and arrest of pumping function (Talens et al, 2010).
