Sentence examples for variation and alteration from inspiring English sources
Ecological response variables that are readily quantified and sensitive to variation and alteration in flow regimes are critical to the application of environmental flow frameworks such as ELOHA.
To thrive in such conditions, bacterium attains certain genetic and biochemical mechanisms, such as extracellular binding, precipitation, segregation and complexation by thiol-containing molecules, intracellular deposition, solubility variation and alteration in toxicity by changing redox state of the metal ion (Deshpande and Chopade 1994; Dhakephalkar and Chopade 1994; Singh et al. 2015).
The paper suggested that a better term like "variation" and "alteration" might be useful, but its inconsistent usage in the scientific world makes it problematic.
This idea of repetition is carried much further in the second half of the collection, in which a single poem goes through a process of 38 variations and alterations.
Recently, a series of papers presented conceptually related ideas linking the genetic variations and alterations of biogenesis and function of miRNAs to the increased risk of developing sixteen major human diseases.
Obviously, variations and alterations in these factors can lead to under- or overestimation of MVD and VSI calculations.
Cancer is characterized by the accumulation of large numbers of genetic variations and alterations of multiple biological phenomena.
Cancer is characterized by the accumulation of large numbers of genetic variations and alterations of multiple biological phenomena [ 1, 2].
Other characteristics of patients with depressive episodes include the presence of daytime mood variations, and alterations in the circadian secretion of cortisol and adrenocorticotropic hormone [ 6].
High-throughput cDNA sequencing is a practical approach for detecting novel sequence variations and alterations in human tumors, such as those of the colon.
The sessions were always held between 6 and 8 pm to minimize physiological variations and alterations stemming from the circadian rhythm, as suggested by Miles et al. [ 13] and Teo et al. [ 15].
