The phrase "alterations in this study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made within the context of a research study or analysis.
Example: "The researchers noted several significant alterations in this study that impacted the overall results."
Alternatives: "changes in this study" or "modifications in this study".
Indeed, this is the case for nearly 70% of reportable alterations in this study.
Mutations in TP53, TTN and PIK3CA were the most frequently observed alterations in this study (55 %, 14%%, and 9 %, respectively).
Regarding the effect of CDP-choline on leukocyte-endothel interactions and microcirculatory alterations in this study, no final conclusion can be drawn necessitating further studies.
The relatively low level of genomic alterations in this study is in agreement with previous reports on tumours from Min mice and AOM-treated A/J mice [ 8, 54].
It is also important to note that, while not likely, it is possible that cigarette smoking is a surrogate for some other influence that is initiating the transcriptional alterations in this study.
Population in these highly polluted regions (HPR) lends a unique opportunity to dissect the carcinogenesis that is specifically related to air pollution, and we took this opportunity by sequencing the whole genomes of lung cancers from these regions to provide a comprehensive landscape of genomic alterations in this study.
The interictal perfusion alteration in this study supported migraine as a central nervous dysfunction and may provide biomarkers for migraine diagnosis and treatment.
Ethnic-specific common structural polymorphism was also filtered out (see Data analysis) to ensure the copy number alterations identified in this study are de novo alterations in tumors.
The identical RAPD profile from buccal mucosal and leucocyte DNA, along with stability of leucocyte DNA profile over a period of 2 years, during which there would be a lot of cellular turnover, indicates that the alterations described in this study do not represent alterations accompanying cell division that might occur during normal development.
The genomic alterations revealed in this study provide an important catalog of positional information relevant to efforts aimed at deciphering the molecular genetic basis of prostate cancer.
The morphological alterations presented in this study are not specific to Reinke's edema but this lesion can be the site of different grades of dysplasia and carcinoma, justifying the importance of periodic laryngeal endoscopic exams and meticulous histological analysis.
