Sentence examples for internal alterations from inspiring English sources

Other internal alterations appear to have been made in the late 19th century, possibly also by Barry in 1872.

Harrison then designed Denbighshire Infirmary in North Wales, built between 1810 and 1813, and in about 1820 he made some internal alterations to the Chester Exchange.

Some internal alterations were made in 1867 under Henry Kennedy, the architect of the Diocese of Bangor: tracery was added to the windows, a chancel arch and arcades inserted, and the galleries removed.

For common diseases not expressly related to diet or lifestyle, such internal alterations in the genomic context of a susceptibility gene could be as important as, or even more important than, external shifts of environment and lifestyle.

Interestingly, CXCR4 is regulated by different external factors, such as hypoxia (hif-1 pathway) and the activation of adenosine-receptors, as well as by internal alterations as the inactivation of tumor suppressor genes pVHL, p53, over-expression of NFkB and DNA methylation [ 21- 25].

My internal alteration commenced at the arrival of my son.

Indeed, tumoral cells and tissues are characterized by some internal biochemical alterations, that can serve as a specific trigger for facilitating the release of the loaded drug7,8.

Meiotic nondisjunction can be induced by external agents, such as heat, radiation, and chemicals, and by internal genotypic alterations, namely, point mutations and chromosomal rearrangements.

We propose a novel hypothesis that a localized death of ME cells and immunoreactions that accompany an external environmental insult or internal genetic alterations are triggering factors for ME layer disruptions, basement membrane degradation, and subsequent tumor progression and invasion.

Based on evidence collected thus far, cholesteatomas clearly exhibit clinical features similar to those observed in neoplasms, indicating that the dysregulation of cell growth control may involve internal genomic alterations.

Enhanced expression of romo1 was shown to inhibit nuclear DNA synthesis and mitosis and, in particular, to induce mitochondrial fragmentation, resulting in numerous sphere-shaped organelles with no noticeable internal structural alterations (Zhao et al. 2009).