Sentence examples for two types of alterations from inspiring English sources
We consider two types of alterations: those that do not alter the growth or death rate of the cell (neutral or "passenger" changes), and those that confer a fitness advantage to the cell.
They were composed of limestone and clay considered as underlying supports and of two types of alterations referred as moonmilk and coralloid.
The authors compared the efficiency of their metric with existing ones according to two types of alterations (occlusions and blurring) which may significantly decrease the performance of iris recognition systems.
A gene ontology analysis using EnrichR [ 10] showed that the negative transcriptomic neighbors of amplified drivers and the positive neighbors of deleted drivers were enriched in keywords involving cell cycle, suggesting a coherent effect of these two types of alterations.
This contrasts with other studied plant species by the same methodologies, for examples, sorghum [ 13] and maize [ 14], in which the two types of alterations were found to occur at similar frequencies.
Generally, there are two types of alterations that can occur in the DNA methylation patterns in cancer at both locus-specific and genome-wide levels: hypomethylation and hypermethylation [ 2].
Two types of alteration that precipitate K-feldspar are suggested by the mineralogy of individual grains of the association of silica K-feldspar ± albite ± garnet ± biotite.
In ulcerative colitis (UC -associated tUC -associatedne mutumours and p53 protein overexpression are frequently found in early stagene but the two types of alteration do not always coincide.
For each database, we introduce three types of alterations (blurring, Gaussian noise, and resize alterations) and three levels for each type of alteration.
Classes 2 to 10 illustrate three types of alterations and three levels for each type (see Section 4 for details about the introduced alterations).
It detects with a reasonable accuracy three types of alterations that may deeply affect the global performance of the most widely used matching systems.
