Sentence examples for alterations for which from inspiring English sources

The more stringent definition of the absence of segmental chromosome alterations, for which the status at all three chromosome arms had to be known, when compared with the definition of a segmental type, for which an alteration of any of the chromosome arms was sufficient, might lead to an underrepresentation of non-segmental cases.

The work may date from an 1893 interior alteration, for which Johnson used the architects Babb, Cook & Willard.

Whatever interiors Avery had designed were swept away by the Mannixes in a 1929 alteration for which a set of sketchy blueprints survive.

It has been suggested that OSCC can arise in the course of accumulation of multiple genetic alterations [ 2], for which accurate molecular mechanisms regarding its pathogenesis remain to be understood.

Interestingly, each of the survival analyses described above (SNP, expression level, copy number changes) identified clinically relevant genomic alterations in genes for which cancer relevance is not presently established.

It is impossible that there should be increase without the previous occurrence of alteration: for that which is increased, although in a sense it is increased by what is like itself, is in a sense increased by what is unlike itself: thus it is said that contrary is nourishment to contrary: but growth is effected only by things becoming like to like.

We were interested in identifying the most realistic unit of the genome on which alterations likely arise and for which our multi-component model should be assessed statistically.

Despite all of these potentially confounding influences, gene coordination remains a strong influence on patterns of gene expression across areas, and for which alterations in depressed subjects correspond to known and suspected abnormalities in the illness.

Other concerns to be addressed in trials will be which mutations or epigenetic alterations should be analyzed for which tumor types, and in which patients.

Systemic lupus erythematodes (SLE) represents an autoimmune disease for which alterations in T cells, B cells as well as various antigen-presenting cell (APC) populations have been described.

They represent genes involved in genomic imprinting and for which alterations of gene expression have been implicated in endophenotypes related to FASDs.