Sentence examples for alterations contributed to from inspiring English sources
These alterations contributed to neutralize the negative effects of tannic acid and maintain body mass in animals supplemented with tannic acid.
We have found a variety of gene alterations at the breakpoints of D. mojavensis chromosome inversions and propose that these alterations contributed to their adaptive value.
However, since none of the treatments altered the latency between performing a correct response and collection of the food reward, it is unlikely that motor alterations contributed to drug-induced changes in response accuracy.
It may be speculated that these alterations contributed to the maldigestion and malnutrition and also the decreased feed intake and loss of body weight in the goats [ 18]. [ 16] reported that plasma insulin levels were increased in rats with Cu deficiency, more in female than in male animals.
In some tumours, the biological activity, organization or expression of these genes is altered, suggesting that such alterations contribute to the development of neoplastic disease.
Genetic alterations contribute to the leukemic transformation of hematopoietic stem cells or their committed progenitors by changing cellular functions.
Therefore, in this study univariate statistical test was used to determine gene alterations contributing to the increased level of resistance/sensitivity to a given drug.
Changes in the cell population embody the characteristic of cancer plasticity, which could explain how genetic alterations contribute to EGFR or ALK resistance.
New evidence suggests that physiological alterations contributing to chronic pain states take place both in the peripheral and central nervous systems.
Recent studies investigating the genetic determinants of cancer suggest that some of the genetic alterations contributing to tumorigenesis may be inherited, but the vast majority is somatically acquired during the transition of a normal cell to a cancer cell.
Genetic and epigenetic alterations contribute to prostate cancer formation, as with most other cancers.
