The phrase "alterations that are specific" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to changes or modifications that are detailed or precise in nature.
Example: "The report includes alterations that are specific to the project's requirements, ensuring that all necessary adjustments are made."
Alternatives: "specific modifications" or "detailed changes".
For the first time to our knowledge, our microarray analysis of patient-derived TSPC reports transcriptomal alterations that are specific for tendon aging and degeneration.
To elucidate CNA in each histotype, we combined data from multiple studies with similar platforms to identify copy number alterations that are specific to the histotypes.
In order to identify the recurrent regions of genomic alterations that are specific to stage and MYCN amplification status, we partitioned the tumors into three subgroups (stage 1, stage 4 MYCN not amplified (4-) and amplified (4+)), and analyzed the frequency of genomic changes at each SW-locus (as defined in Methods) for each subgroup.
The present study identified genomic alterations enriched in pathways that are specific to OTSCC.
Cross-species studies are needed to determine alterations that are species specific and species non-specific.
We demonstrate a complex series of alterations that are region-specific and time-dependent.
A deep study of genomes at this level will now begin to delineate those long-range alterations that are recurrent and associated with specific clinical features.
The sustained phase consisted of acclimation-specific alterations that are involved in other cellular processes.
Given that the habenula is an important brain region regulating monoamine transmission, neonatal damage in the habenula is expected to produce neurodevelopmentally-specific alterations that are different from those caused by adult habenula lesion.
The age-related and region-specific alterations that are triggered by a single MA-treatment of gerbils might reveal the complexity of MA neurotoxicity.
Further prognostic factors include the involvement of the ciliary body, extrascleral extension, and an inflammatory phenotype [ 8]. Specific genetic alterations that are associated with the development of metastases have been identified, such as monosomy [ 8, 9].
