Sentence examples for altered at a from inspiring English sources

One of the most successful approaches to discerning the signal in mutation data or in copy number alteration data is to seek out those genes or regions which are altered at a frequency above a background random model.

No longer are they committed to choices made on a rainy location; with CGI it can all be altered at a later date.

So what has been altered at a team who have gone from seventh to fourth in the Championship under the guidance of the second-youngest manager in England, after Mansfield's player-manager Adam Murray?

Climates, sea levels and ecosystems are being altered at a rate that probably exceeds most of the mass extinctions that have occurred during Earth's long history, perhaps even the one that killed off the dinosaurs.

The journal reported two cases where there are allegations forms have been altered at a later date, one allegation that forms were incorrectly retained by an NHS trust and one case of a patient reportedly being treated without consent.

After discussions with Peter Gelb, the general manager, and other Met officials, he said, "we have come to the conclusion that it would be profoundly unfair to the public and the Met company to announce a conducting schedule for me that may have to be altered at a later date," Mr. Levine said.

Based on these previous and our current findings, we can hypothesize that APP metabolism is altered at an early stage of fetal development, and its degree of alteration may be one of the most significant, among numerous molecular pathways that are implicated in the development of DS phenotypes.

The rate of photosynthesis or the CO2 assimilation rate (A) was measured at intercellular CO2 concentration of 0, 20, 50, 100 and 200 μmol mol-1 altered at an interval of three minutes.

In this study, we set out to identify genes and transcript variants that were altered at an early stage after radiation exposure of the developing mouse brain or immature primary cortical neurons, an in vitro model of early differentiating neurons.

High-throughput technologies are an attractive approach for clinical diagnostic testing because they consolidate single-gene tests and allow deep characterization of targeted regions of the genome enriched in cancer genes that are frequently altered at an affordable cost and in an efficient time frame [ 6].

The MFT results show that aniline black is in fact particularly susceptible to color change on its own, altering at a rate greater than BWS3.