Sentence examples for alterations in position from inspiring English sources

Brockman noted that in a club foot there is subluxation of the talocalcaneonavicular joint and alterations in position of the navicular and calcaneus with respect to the talus like those which occur in the normal foot when it is adducted, inverted, and plantar flexed, but they are exaggerated in degree.

Alterations in positions 9 and 10 neutralized the proliferative potential of pCDR3, whereas alterations in positions 6 8 and 11 15 retained the proliferative potential of the peptides.

For recurrent alterations in positions with low frequency SNPs or without reported SNPs, Sanger sequencing was used in order to find or exclude genetic changes.

They demonstrated the strange set of unwritten rules among chess players by upsetting an opponent irrationally by simply exchanging pawns without any alteration in position.

This may involve subtle alterations in clamp position that could alter catalytic properties of RNAP allosterically (Hirtreiter et al, 2010) consistent with normal mode analysis (Yildirim and Doruker, 2004).

The more rostral position of the globe within the orbit may cause slight alterations in the position of the gland relative to the globe.

Coming from the Greek parallaxis, meaning "alteration," the term denotes the apparent change in position of an object when viewed from differing viewpoints.

The ossicles range in size from 40 μm to 4 mm yet small damage to any one or just slight alterations in their position can have a large impact on hearing.

Conclusive evidence to suggest that alterations in teeth position may improve speech disorders is yet to be found.

We applied both return-to-flow and physiocal calibrations prior to the initiation of data collection, and incorporated height correction to allow for alterations in the position of the hand relative to the heart.

In particular, alterations in nucleosome positioning along genomic DNA, termed chromatin remodeling, impact transcriptional activity, both positively and negatively (Ho and Crabtree, 2010; Euskirchen et al., 2012).