Sentence examples for difference in the alteration from inspiring English sources

There was very little difference in the alteration attained using different model variants, suggesting that bentonite alteration was not sensitive to the changes in parameters under the conditions studied, so that transport of pore fluid through the bentonite governed the amount of alteration predicted.

There was a significant difference in the alteration of protein concentrations with and without TS.

However, as discussed above, the differences in the alteration of gene expression changes in the protoplasts induced by PPV infection could have been masked by harsh treatments during protoplast isolation, transfection and culture or might result from the two different PPV strains used.

Although the two RPI1 alleles differ by several nucleotide changes, the most striking difference is the alteration in the size of a repeat region present in the coding sequence of the gene.

The difference in enzyme alteration may be due to the nature of the enzyme itself and its susceptibility to the specific compounds tested, or due to the sensitivity of the enzymatic assays.

This observation suggests that despite the fact that genes assigned to cluster #2 showed reduced alteration in mRNA levels compared to genes assigned to cluster #1, at protein level they should show more similar response, as the difference in mRNA alteration should be compensated by the changes in TE of genes assigned to cluster #2.

Ferreira et al. showed a significant difference in the parameters Tiredness, Dizziness*, Alterations in Sight*, Alterations in Walking*, Alterations in Speech* between alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

Differences in the molecular alterations underlying the development of uterine sarcomas and adenocarcinomas are significant.

These data suggest that differences in mesothelioma etiology may be reflected in differences in the molecular alterations present in these tumors.

The differences in the metabolic alterations found between the distinct toxicological models used, exemplifies the concept that the multifactorial nature of PD might require further stratification of cases to identify the specific triggers of dopaminergic cell loss.

The most dramatic difference in genetic alteration frequencies are observed between the pair of reciprocal F1 hybrids, with calli and regenerants of N/9 (Nipponbare as maternal parent) showing more than 30-fold more alterations than those of 9/N (93–11 as maternal parent), and nearly all the alterations are of the loss-type.