Sentence examples for surprising alterations from inspiring English sources

We now report that hypoxia leads to surprising alterations in OPC maturation by inducing premature maturation.

However, the precise physiological significance of these surprising alterations has not been studied in detail so far.

The renowned defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau did, however, make one surprising alteration to his 3-4 laseasonseason

A striking and surprising alteration from the wild-type behavior pattern was observed when ShawRNAi expression was restricted to the cry− cells a large fraction of the DNs.

Interestingly, the surprising alteration in the kinetics of DA neurogenesis in the Wnt5a−/− mice suggests that other phenomena such as increased neurogenesis (increased number of DA postmitotic precursors) and a compensatory mechanism at E14.5, may prevent a stronger DA differentiation phenotype.

Made of hammered aluminum and steel lined inside with platinum leaf or gold leaf, the 51-inch domes have three counterweights, allowing for surprising mood alterations through minor adjustments.

As almost all cellular functions are affected by ubiquitination it is not surprising that alterations in ubiquitin and UBL activity have been implicated in the genesis of different human tumor types[30].

Based on its role in maintaining tissue homeostasis it is not surprising that alterations of apoptosis play an important role in cancer development.

Given the critical importance of the sight organ, it is not surprising that alterations or malformations of any ocular component may result in several clinical phenotypes, ranging from conjunctivitis to Cataract until the severe vision loss and the irreversible blindness.

In view of these data, it is not surprising that alterations in A-to-I RNA editing in these transcripts have been observed in several human diseases affecting the CNS, including brain tumors [ 9].

However, it is perhaps not surprising that alterations other than mutations of the more classical tumor suppressor genes and oncogenes discovered in cancers of somatic tissue are involved in GCT.