Sentence examples for a constant alteration from inspiring English sources

The initial amount of water is of 1 dm3 and the basaltic glass was sequentially added in order to simulate a constant alteration rate in a closed medium.

This constant alteration is characteristic, permitting a tumour to survive in the face of a host and therapeutic response.

HCV is an enveloped, single-stranded RNA virus which is prone to a lot of mutations which leads to constant alteration of its phenotype and formation of new quasispecies [ 5].

The mtDNA content of the cells is expressed as a relative mtDNA/nDNA ratio: the nuclear DNA copy number per cell being considered constant, alteration of the ratio can be attributed to changes in mtDNA content.

Psychoanalysis is founded securely upon the observation of the facts of mental life; and for that very reason its theoretical superstructure is still incomplete and subject to constant alteration.

One faction worshipped Chaos, believing in constant alteration of the world, while another worshipped Order, believing that all things should remain unchanged; between these two was a third faction, which promoted balance between chaos and order.

But the constant altercations eventually brought them closer.

Pablo Escobar, the drug lord of drug lords, was in the midst of building his trafficking empire, which of course led to constant altercations with rivals and the police.

One of the few people having trouble was Pinza, who had difficulty adjusting to the constant alterations in the show – he was used to the operatic world, where a role rarely changed once learned.

However, he also criticized the scenarios not involving the cruise ship setting and remarked that the constant alterations of characters and gameplay between scenarios hold the game "back from true greatness", stating that the game "doesn't understand its strengths".

These processes involve constant alterations of the cytoskeleton and cell architecture associated with motility, invasion and circulation in blood.