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Usage of significant alteration in anglès
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Results: Long-term ethanol feeding caused a significant alteration of pancreatic gene expression.
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No significant alteration was seen in locomotor activity after MEK or bestatin injection.
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In contrast, no significant alteration of Vamp2 gene expression was observed.
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In addition, a significant alteration in the anthocyanin profile was observed.
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No significant alteration of cell proliferation or apoptosis of the NPCs was detected.
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The regulatory pattern of AHR gene was found to have the most significant alteration.
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Multivariate analysis showed significant alteration of metabolite levels between the mutants and the wild-type Col-0.
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Bicuculline produced no significant alteration in PGO wave activity.
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Despite a numeric increase, no significant alteration in adiponectin mRNA expression in adipose tissue was observed.
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The most significant alteration to the team is the selection of Michael Coleman at centre forward.
The Irish Times
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Do you believe that he would present a significant alteration of the course if he were elected?
The new yorker
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Then there was the rather significant alteration in tone and manner when she spoke to the driver.
Green Fancy
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The results suggest that removal of testis depletes the testosterone level and causes significant alteration in epididymal proteins.
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ACh-induced relaxation was depressed at 5 h after CLP while there was no significant alteration in nitroglycerine-induced relaxation.
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There was no significant alteration in the course of hepatitis B virus infection by ethanol infusion in these chimpanzees.
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The results showed a downregulation in glycolytic enzymes that may suggest a significant alteration of glycolysis during myopia development.
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