Sentence examples for frequent alteration from inspiring English sources

Distortion was the most frequent alteration in the three types of AOB, and the most altered phonemes were / d /in 62.9 %, and / t / in 51.5 % (Table  2).> No significant association between different types of dyslalias with mild, moderate and severe AOB (p-value = 0.974) (Table  3) was found.

Ropiness in natural cider is a relatively frequent alteration, mainly found after bottling, leading to consumer rejection.

Defective function of the Sonic Hedgehog (SHH) signaling pathway is the most frequent alteration underlying holoprosencephaly (HPE) or its various clinical microforms.

Monitoring of Microcystis colonies during warm seasons indicated that the variations in microcystins in both concentrations and toxin species were associated with the frequent alteration of Microcystis colonies in Lake Taihu.

The most frequent alteration found on the surface of the stone is the grey-black microbial crust, consisting of three different systematic groups: coccoid and filamentous Cyanobacteria, belonging mainly to the genera Chroococccus, Gloeocapsa and Tolypothrix, and green algae often associated with microscopic fungi or lichenized.

Rapid successful change requires frequent alteration of what people do, and often in the skills that they have.

The academy has since continued to make frequent alterations in rules, procedures, and categories.

Arguing that frequent alterations had undone its historic value, the Municipal Art Society endorsed the idea of putting the Grange there.

In addition, we report frequent alterations in genes involved in cell death, NF-κB-mediated survival, or immunity pathways15,35.

Background/Aims: Pancreatic adenocarcinoma (PC) harbors frequent alterations in p16, resulting in cell cycle dysregulation.

Aberrant DNA methylation of the CpG site is among the earliest and most frequent alterations in cancer.