Sentence examples for post-alteration from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, successive images of a sample in pre- and post-alteration states are usually taken at different conditions such as different scales, resolutions and signal-to-noise ratios.

It is shown that the Katz-Thompson model reasonably predicts the post-alteration permeability in terms of pre-alteration simulated parameters.

20 years of pre-reservoir record is used to develop the critical value of the test statistic for type I errors of 5%and10%0%, while 10 years of post-alteration record is used to examine the power of each test.

This open-access manually curated resource, the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Database (TNBCDb) [ 2], currently hosts 144 microRNA, 2,696 mRNA, 106 protein and 13 post-translational modification alterations in TNBC tissues.

These models did not take into account possible changes in glutathione and NADPH content, nor potential post-translational alterations to proteins that could result from an altered basal redox status.

However, the epitope may be made cryptic by post-translational alterations including glycosylation, which differs between tissues and may change in disease (Carlstedt et al, 1985; Hollingsworth and Swanson, 2004).

When he inherited Klinsmann's post the alterations required were minor.

The tufas are relatively pristine, preserving their original rock textures with minimal post-depositional alteration.

The oil samples were analyzed to correlate the oils and to evaluate post generative alterations using light hydrocarbons.

Conventional cross sectional imaging modalities are unable to differentiate cholesteatoma from post surgery alterations in a surgical cavity.

Etiope, G., Nakada, R., Tanaka, K. & Yoshida, N. Gas seepage from Tokamachi mud volcanoes, onshore Niigata Basin (Japan): origin, post-genetic alterations and CH4 CO2 fluxes.