Sentence examples for changes unique to from inspiring English sources

The detection of DNA changes unique to individual cancers has proved to be a powerful tool in guiding the treatment of leukaemia.

These intercontinental differences suggest that global diversification was driven by changes unique to each continent rather than by a single global factor.

Understanding the constellation of changes unique to H3.3 mutants should allow identification of additional subtypes and driver genes.

Our data indicate that changes unique to Australia occurred between 50 and 45 ka that led to a new climate-vegetation relationship and an overall reduction in effective moisture across much of the continent.

Genomic differences common to both isolates represent the evolutionary distance between the WT and the mediator and are therefore discarded, while changes unique to the mutant are further investigated, as they may be causative.

The number of gene expression changes associated with sub-therapeutic doses of CsA was greatest at day 1 and quickly diminished by days 3 and 7. On the other hand, gene expression changes unique to CsA + peptide not only persisted but increased from 286 changes at day 1 to 683 changes at day 7 post treatment.

No genetic change unique to the clear cell histology was identified.

Good PR is characterized as a secondary change unique to post CRT that is regarded as remaining scar but not residual tumor.

Vacuolation is not itself pathognomonic at light microscopy, but the nature of tissue changes that surround and are present within vacuoles appears to be a type of spongiform change unique to the TSEs.

Amino acid variations found in these genes are common among various plant species except for the change in rps13 leading to an amino acid change unique to the alloplasmic line.

The observed changes were unique to activin A treatment, since little change in PCSK transcript levels was observed in follicles treated with activin B (Figure 5C).