Sentence examples for alterations from being from inspiring English sources

Instead of the Delicious approach of simply bookmarking a URL and some descriptive data, Iterasi let users create a Wayback Machine like copy of the webpage, including with dynamic alterations from being signed in, cookies, etc. Here's an example save of the TechCrunch site I created earlier this evening.

The alteration from being a single, independent man to going into marriage and then having children is life-changing.

Although the precise mechanisms underlying methylation alterations are far from being fully understood, the overall methylation process is mainly regulated by several groups of regulatory proteins [ 2- 4].

Such alterations would prevent these structures from being in the correct positions at the correct times, thus precluding normal fusion.

In the last part of the 5th century, Diogenes of Apollonia (active after 440 BCE) revived and revised the Milesian system of cosmology, claiming that "all the things that are are alterations from the same thing and are the same thing" (64B2); he identified this single basic substance with air, like Anaximenes more than a century before (Graham 2006, Laks 2008, 2008a).

It is plausible that altered expression of miRNAs in CSN and FSN tissues may be an early event related to smoking-associated tumorigenesis, although without interrogation of lung tissues from CS, FS and NS individuals without lung cancer it is difficult to distinguish smoking-induced alterations from those that are related to lung cancer itself.

While this is necessary to initiate the study of material make-up as it relates to specific morphological performance, there is an inherent limit when asking how and to what degree the knowledge resourced from that instance applies when alterations from the norm are generated.

Few genetic differences were observed between parental PCa and relapsed NEPC, suggesting that NEPC likely results from alterations that are epigenetic in nature.

Tools that extract phenotype alterations from transcriptomic data are important to improve the interpretation of biological studies.

The alterations from baseline levels were analysed.

Gene alterations have been identified from sputum samples collected from NSCLC patients suggesting sputum can be used to identify genetic abnormalities in lung cancer [51, 61, 62].