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To alterations
noun
The act of altering or making different.
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Neuroplasticity refers to the ability of neurons to alter some functional property in response to alterations in input.
Significantly, the law applies to alterations that enlarge the area of an existing building and require new or reinforced foundations.
The exemption also applies to fabric, thread, buttons and snaps, and to alterations made to tax-free clothing.
Then there are the artists, who love the idea of free collaboration but can get possessive when it comes to alterations in their own work.
Receptors located in the large arteries and the kidneys are sensitive to alterations in cardiac function.
Evidence suggests that tolerance is not due to alterations in the brain's responses to drugs.
MTR is sensitive to alterations in the macromolecule composition.
Yield reductions were ascribed to alterations in plant nutrient availability.
Initial evidence points to alterations in the uncinate fasciculus (UF).
Excess weight likely leads to alterations in pharmacokinetics.
However this change sometimes leads to alterations in the structure's dynamic performance.
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