Sentence examples for characteristic alterations from inspiring English sources
If her problem had been a growth-hormone-producing tumor, characteristic alterations in the bones and features would be obvious in photos taken years apart.
The final diagnosis was established by liver biopsy, showing the characteristic alterations in liver architecture.
Changes in soil sodicity salinity parameters are one of the most characteristic alterations after treated sewage effluent (TSE) irrigation in agro-systems.
From previous research, scientists know that carcinogens like cigarette smoke leave genetic fingerprints on a person's genome, in the form of characteristic alterations in the letters that make up DNA sometimes thought of as "spelling mistakes".
Apoptosis consists of a distinct form of cell death that displays characteristic alterations in cell morphology and cell fate which are different than death due to oncosis or necrosis.
Within the past few decades, Minnesota's land use change has responded rapidly to prevailing economic growth conditions, resulting in hydrologic characteristic alterations of the landscape and shifting the hydrologic balance of its watersheds.
The characteristic alteration minerals identified by Hyperion data included biotite, muscovite, illite, kaolinite, goethite, hematite, jarosite, pyrophyllite, and chlorite.
The modern exploration indicators for such deposits are tectonic structures and characteristic alteration minerals observed as detectable halos adjacent to mineral deposits.
Our current results indicated that protein carbonylation is not a characteristic alteration in silicon-based QD-induced oxidative stress in the liver since protein carbonyls maintained at a basal level (Table 1).
Another characteristic alteration in CRC regarding DNA methylation status is global hypomethylation [11], [12].
Our results demonstrate that the environmental exposure tested here, ionizing radiation, induced a pronounced and characteristic alteration in PB gene expression such that a PB expression profile was highly predictive of radiation status in a population with variable gender, genotype and time of analysis.
