Sentence examples for peculiar alterations from inspiring English sources
Her clothes were easy to spot -- they had straight lines in the style of American designers of the 60's and 70's -- and they were pristine: no stains, rips or peculiar alterations.
In this context, electron-micrographic examination of protozoan cells exposed to nelfinavir or lopinavir revealed some peculiar alterations in vital cellular structures, such as cytoplasmic membrane and internal cellular structures, suggesting irreversible metabolic injuries that culminate in the parasite cell death.
Corticosteroid-associated ON showed peculiar alterations, consisting of a decrease in protein C and in an increase in D-dimer relative to healthy controls.
Co-addition of rubber-like copolyester and silica nanoparticles into PLA matrix results in a peculiar alteration for the phase-morphology of the rubbery phase within PLA matrix.
Indeed, necrosis can manifest with a stereotyped panel of features, including a generalized swelling of the cytoplasm, which acquires a translucent aspect, and organelles (oncosis), as well as a peculiar alteration of chromatin (condensation into small and irregular patches) and the nuclear membrane (dilatation).
The prospect that VEGF receptor (VEGFR) antagonists might be particularly useful in the treatment of RCC – especially the clear cell variant - is predicted from the genetic alterations peculiar to the disease.
In our case, the peculiar intramuscular signal alterations observed in the absence of any other orbital or systemic abnormalities posed a diagnostic problem for standard imaging techniques.
One possible reason for this peculiar finding could be alterations of cell properties in the cortical tissue surrounding epileptic foci.
Adam Tomkins, professor of constitutional law at Glasgow University, said it would be right for ministers to consult the prince on legislation that directly affected the duchy in a peculiar way, such as proposed alterations to its unique tax status.
Most of such alterations are not peculiar to HH, thus rendering complex the differential diagnosis.
The pattern of fibrosis in diseases of the biliary tract is peculiar and involves either significant alterations in the interactions between cholangiocytes and mesenchymal cells as well as generation of ROS and occurrence of oxidative stress.
