Sentence examples for influential alteration from inspiring English sources
This appears to be contradictory, as the stronger phenotypic effect (semidominant as opposed to recessive) is associated with a presumably less influential alteration (e.g., an in-frame base substitution as opposed to a gene knockout).
We hypothesized that the NUPR1 gain itself might not be an influential alteration, but that EBC prognosis is more strongly affected by the co-occurrence of NUPR1 with a strong driver mutation (ERBB2).
The pectin type and dosage are very influential factors for limiting the alterations occurring in response to processing and storage.
Accordingly, it has been shown that oxygen consumption rate is five to thirty times more influential in causing hypoxia than alterations in perfusion or vascular oxygen concentration (Secomb et al, 1995).
It is the last stage that has angered many delegates, including some of the more influential faction leaders, who complained that alterations were made without their agreement and in consultation with members of the government.
Epigenetic alterations are considered to be very influential in both the normal and disease states of an organism.
Factors such as changes in renal function, the contributions of RRT, changes in the patient's volume status, and alterations in organ function are all influential.
The difference in the formation time of an icy planetesimal is the most influential parameter for the occurrence of ice melting, aqueous alteration and the dehydration reaction, as well as the beginning, and duration, of chemical reactions.
And for Iran to be able to make these major alterations, two things have to happen: One, influential figures in Iran have to develop an Islamic Republic that is relevant to the young population.
The challenge for researchers is understanding the relationships between influential physiological variables in vivo, and using that knowledge to predict how alterations or interventions affect glucose transport.
