Sentence examples for minimum of alteration from inspiring English sources

For instance, Bernal is keen to remind us that "[u]nder the pressure of environment or whatever else is the cause of evolution, nature takes hold of what already had existed for some now superseded activity, and with a minimum of alteration gives it a new function.

It has been proposed that a minimum of four sequential genetic alterations are required for colorectal cancer evolution, including one oncogene (KRAS) and three TSGs (APC, SMAD4, TP53) as the main targets [ 2].

In conclusion, from these results we could define SMILE as a procedure that determines only minimum alterations of corneal biomechanics but we need to overcome our limitations by broadening and deepening the study in order to well define the benefits of this new and increasingly diffuse refractive surgery procedure.

A minimum of 6 mm of FO alteration which we found to have clinical consequences may thus be proposed as a maximum tolerable alteration in FO after THA.

To test this, we screened primary GBM tumors by SNP array to identify copy number alterations (a minimum of three) that could be visualized in single cells by multicolor fluorescence in situ hybridization.

This study aimed to estimate the effect of two sodium reduction strategies, that is, modification of the composition of industrially processed foods toward the technologically feasible minimum level or alteration of consumers' behavior on sodium intake in the Netherlands.

Only alterations with a minimum of three consecutive probes were considered valid.

The results showed a significant increase in the 1 through 90 day minimum discharges and a significant decrease in the 1 through 90 day maximum discharge; though the magnitude of alteration decreased with increased temporal averaging.

Chemical Index of Alteration.

According to obtained results, a minimum of 60 min is required as the aging time for alteration of wettability from oil-wet to water-wet condition.

The ex vivo model is an experiment that is performed outside of the organism with minimum alteration to the natural environment.