Sentence examples for development and alterations from inspiring English sources
DHT is a key molecule in prostate cancer development and alterations in the expression of AKR1C2 have been linked to benign prostatic hyperplasia and prostate cancer[5], [6].
The 11q13 region is central in ESCC development and alterations herein were identified in 20/31 tumors.
Transcription factors (TFs) act as major switches of regulatory cascades during development, and alterations in the expression of such genes may affect various developmental processes.
Mutation or suppression of kinases and other molecules has also been associated with signaling errors during selection processes that lead to impaired thymocyte development and alterations in CD4+ and CD8+ cell populations (Rudd et al. 2006).
These costs include the following: financial outlays such as tax breaks, land leases, and trade missions; loss of human resource time spent promoting and planning for medical tourism development; and alterations to the local health system, such as regulatory changes to malpractice laws (53).
Phenotypes related to reproduction and cognition are indeed notably altered in Turner and Klinefelter syndromes, with both syndromes involving dysregulation of gonadal development and alterations to neurocognitive profiles of verbal versus visual-spatial skills (Money 1993; Simpson et al. 2003; Bondy 2006; Kesler 2007).
What's left out of the film is the human factor, the development and alteration of a web of desires, dreams, ambitions, and fantasies that extend beyond the purview of Snowden's historic deeds and show what defines the character of a hero what distinguishes him from those in similar positions who, equipped with the same knowledge, kept going with their work and did nothing.
"The whole point is we want to preserve our neighborhood and keep it consistent and compatible with the new developments and alterations that take place," said Commissioner Vrej Mardian.
Our data indicates that Ang-1 serves as a mediator of communication between the growing lung bud and the developing vasculature in the mesenchyme throughout normal lung development and that alterations in Ang-1 might be responsible for the vascular abnormalities seen in CDH.
As development and human alterations to the landscape continue, there is an ever-increasing need for restoration to revegetate, rehabilitate, and even remediate degraded sites.
