Sentence examples for alterations to the normal from inspiring English sources
Cardiff Bus said it was planning to run services as normally as possible but warned of some alterations to the normal timetable.
Alterations to the normal patterns of DNA methylation are linked to many human diseases, such as cancer [ 6].
Variations from the reference genome are identified and annotated, and by capitalizing on sequencing depth of coverage between samples, alterations to the normal diploid genomic state can be identified and changes in copy number recognized (reviewed in [ 12]).
Our previous studies and findings in this study suggest regulatory mechanisms outside of the endocrine system are causing the alterations to the normal maternal homeorhetic response to lactation in the hypergravity environment.
The extract at 75 300 mg/kg b.wt also cause no significant alteration to the normal level of serum biochemical parameters and thus could be considered safe for consumption and clinical applications.
These mechanisms involve a collection of alterations critical to the normal physiological functioning of cells, such as alterations of growth factor signalling pathways, angiogenesis, cell adhesion signals, DNA replication and apoptotic cell death.
Any alterations compared to the normal structures were registered [ 14].
Some of these differences may be attributed to alterations in the normal regulation of the cell cycle that ultimately lead to aggressive tumor behavior.
This imbalance may contribute to alterations in the normal inhibitory influence exerted by beta cells on alpha cells, and lead to the relative hyperglucagonaemia observed in type 2 diabetes.
They occur owing to disruption of the balance between ECM synthesis and secretion, and owing to alterations in the normal levels of matrix-remodeling enzymes such as LOX (Payne et al., 2007) and MMPs (Jodele et al., 2006; Strongin, 2006; Kessenbrock et al., 2010).
Hair growth disorders are attributed, at large, to alterations in the normal dynamics of the hair cycle [ 1, 7].
