The phrase "alterations was identified" is not correct in written English.
The subject "alterations" is plural, so it should be "alterations were identified."
Example: "In the report, several alterations were identified that needed to be addressed before final approval."
Alternatives: "changes were noted" or "modifications were recognized."
With this analysis, no recurrent chromosomal site to suggest large genomic copy-number alterations was identified in pediatric-type follicular lymphoma or pediatric nodal marginal zone lymphoma.
One additional synonymous alterations was identified in THMYCN-17 in Kras2 (Table 3).
Another noteworthy set of alterations was identified on chromosome 17, in which LDGs from two patients possessed a somatic duplication of the retinoic-acid receptor alpha (not shown).
This white matter profile was identified after taking disease severity into account; moreover, a similar emphasis of white matter tract alterations was identified when the bvFTD group was compared with the AD group, suggesting that involvement of these tracts may be a relatively specific index of pathologies in the bvFTD spectrum.
In addition, a control area of morphologically normal appearance on TrueFISP and PD TSE images, i.e. with preserved cartilage thickness, intact surface, and without intrachondral signal alterations, was identified in the same patient, either on the contralateral facet of the patella or at least two slices away from the defect in the cranio-caudal direction (control patient).
A complex profile of disease-associated functional alterations was identified with separable signatures of musical mode, emotion level, and emotion modality within a common, distributed brain network, including posterior and anterior superior temporal and inferior frontal cortices and dorsal brainstem effector nuclei.
Other amino acid changes at this position were ineffective for 2, and no alterations were identified that altered the stereochemistry of reduction for substrates 1 and 3.
Many consistent alterations were identified, with 114/749 probesets altered in all six normal tissue samples, and 153/684 probesets altered in all ten of the cancer tissue samples.
Taphonomic and anthropogenic alterations were identified based on published works58,71,72,73,74,75,76,77,78 and mapped onto photographs taken with a Canon digital SLR camera.
Three distinct molecular subgroups of ATRTs, associated with differences in demographics, tumor location, and type of SMARCB1 alterations, were identified.
Sixteen different genetic alterations were identified in TSC1 and TSC2 genes in fifteen patients, giving a 88% detection rate by employing NGS technology.
