The phrase "alterations which arise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that occur as a result of a particular situation or process.
Example: "We need to address the alterations which arise from the new policy implementation to ensure a smooth transition."
Alternatives: "changes that occur" or "modifications that emerge".
PLP1-related disorders include Pelizaeus-Merzbacher disease and spastic paraplegia type 2 (SPG2), which arise from alterations in PLP1 gene dosage, missense mutations, or indels (Inoue, 2005; Garbern, 2007; Hobson and Garbern, 2012).
Alterations in retinal electrical responses, which arise from the neural retina, are one of the earliest manifestations of DR. ERG studies on diabetic animals have shown reduced a- and b-wave amplitude (Li et al., 2002), and prolonged implicit time in the oscillatory potentials (OPs) (Hancock and Kraft, 2004).
In addition, there are marked alterations in carbohydrate metabolism in the liver which arise from the utilization of glucose by the tumor as the primary energy source [ 3].
Looking at cancer cell lines, the researchers show that far from being clonal, the cell line 'strains' display differences in genomic alterations, gene-expression profiles, proliferation rates and drug response, all of which arise as a result of genetic and transcriptional evolution.
However, there are many factors that influence the results of the experimental tests, and it is difficult to establish whether the value obtained is really representative of the material in situ and if there are alterations which have arisen in time.
Cancer arises through the accumulation of multiple genetic alterations, suggesting it is a genetic disease. 1 However, many studies have revealed that the initiation and promotion of cancer development are accompanied by various epigenetic alterations, which are often characterized by epigenetic modifications that differ from those in normal cells.
Alternatively, an exponentially growing population can be considered in which alterations arise; a useful stochastic process for this scenario is the branching process model in which cells divide in a binary fashion, and the population grows (or declines) on average exponentially.
We were interested in identifying the most realistic unit of the genome on which alterations likely arise and for which our multi-component model should be assessed statistically.
Tumours arise from multiple genetic alterations, which affect primarily cell proliferation.
Such alterations, which they describe "as a major concern," may transform harmless proteins into a dangerous ones.
