The phrase "alterations present in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that exist within a particular context, such as a document, design, or dataset.
Example: "The report highlights the alterations present in the original manuscript compared to the final version."
Alternatives: "changes found in" or "modifications included in".
We have a large body of knowledge concerning both structural and functional genetic alterations present in cancerous cells but little is known about the inherited epigenetic alterations found in tumors.
These data suggest that differences in mesothelioma etiology may be reflected in differences in the molecular alterations present in these tumors.
CR is another potentially modifiable factor that may positively influence cerebral networks, contributing to content the anatomical and functional alterations present in chronic headache patients.
The crucial issue is to understand which are the major mechanisms that contribute to the microvascular alterations present in septic conditions and, more importantly, whether these could be improved with therapy.
Whole-genome 44 K and 244 K oligonucleotide arrays were used to analyze recurrent copy number alterations present in tumors and cell lines respectively.
These results suggest that genomic alterations present in human MFH are conserved in the LSL-KrasG12D; p53Flox/Flox mouse model of soft tissue sarcoma and demonstrate the utility of this pre-clinical model.
We assume that the genetic alterations present in the HaCaT lineage (one single copy of chromosome 3p, 4p, and 9p and an additional copy of 9q at least) impair the cell responsiveness to CNS2 directly or not.
These results indicate that specific cytogenetic alterations present in preinvasive lung lesions are closely associated with the diagnosis of lung cancer and may therefore have value in assessing lung cancer risk.
Our results indicate that specific cytogenetic alterations present in preinvasive lung lesions such as amplification or over-representation of the TP63 and MYC genes are highly associated with the diagnosis of lung cancer and therefore suggest a role of those markers in assessing lung cancer risk.
However, while hepatic and renal fibrosis could possibly be explained by the metabolic alterations present in ALMS patients, such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, it is difficult to identify a trigger insult causing fibrosis in heart, lung, bladder, testis and ovary.
