Sentence examples for alterations from one from inspiring English sources

The selection of multiplexed testing techniques over multiple individual molecular aberrations' assessment offers the compelling advantage of interrogating multiple alterations from one sample.

Considered as one of the mainstays and building blocks for every main entry in the series, it undergoes multiple incremental changes and alterations from one installment to the next.

Without a doubt, the alteration from one generation to the next for my father-in-law was not incremental, but exponential.

We can report a characteristic increase of copy number alterations from stage one to four (see Figure 1) in our model.

Computational analysis is needed (1) to deduce from raw array data actual amplification or deletion events for chromosomal fragments and (2) to distinguish causal chromosomal alterations from functionally neutral ones.

"Love is not love that alters when it alteration finds," goes a line from one of Shakespeare's sonnets, and Mr. Rohmer, as though elaborating on this insight, has constructed a universe of alteration, in which no two love stories are ever the same.

Even more importantly, these alterations may be passed along from one generation to the next.

You might make this a yearly tradition -- while there may be slight alterations in the rules or numbers from one year to the next, many of the fundamentals behind tax-saving advice remain the same.

However, during the writing of this manuscript, a study was published that found no alterations in DAn differentiated from iPSC from one LRRK2-PD patient, unless these were challenged with H2O2, 6-hydroxydopamine (a PD-related neurotoxin) or MG-132 (proteasome inhibitor; Nguyen et al, 2011).

"The electoral documents cannot be considered to be safe from manipulations or alterations," said one of Fillon's supporters.

While this report was in preparation, another group recently reported axonal transport alterations in one neuronal culture from a single-SPG4 patient when compared with one control culture (29).