Sentence examples for determination of alteration from inspiring English sources
For quantitative determination of alteration in the migration potential of breast cancer cells on treatment with honokiol, we performed a quantitative real-time impedance assay by using an ECIS-based technique.
A more precise determination of the alteration in the proprioceptive system involving noninvasive procedures could be useful as a biomarker of the progression of disease.
This study investigated F-fluorodeoxyglucose (F-FDG) uptake at knee joints for determination of metabolic alteration in association with the advance of age and joint degeneration such as osteoarthritis (OA).
Thus additional tests such as parallel application of oxidant stressors and/or determination of membrane alterations and phagocytosis should be performed for assessing the antimalarial effects of GR inhibitors.
Moreover, determination of genetic alterations can contribute to the identification of the different DCIS subtypes.
Therefore, reliable methods for the sensitive determination of a possible alteration of mitochondrial function in equine tissues are desirable.
These advances allow the determination of lipid profile alterations and how these are associated with diseases.
In this sense, acoustic analysis is a noninvasive technique which is an efficient tool for the objective support and the diagnosis of DoV, the screening of vocal and voice diseases (and particularly their early detection), the objective determination of vocal function alterations, and the evaluation of surgical as well as pharmacological treatments and rehabilitation.
After 24 h, cells were subjected to sorbitol treatment prior to cytofluorometric determination of apoptosis-associated alterations.
Determination of the metabolic alterations associated with the presence of HCC can improve our understanding of the pathophysiology of this cancer.
Microarray analysis has been used for global determination of As-induced alterations, but the relationship between transcripts and the proteome is not easily transferred (Chen et al. 2003).
