Sentence examples for a dramatic alteration of from inspiring English sources
No one, at this moment, exactly knows how much, but the proposed creation of new food hubs, coupled with a determined effort to grow vegetables and food in London's already extensive (and largely unused) green spaces will hopefully see a dramatic alteration of the city's food security, an alteration which would also bring the cityscape to life.
These changes will lead to a dramatic alteration of the household composition in the near future.
We ascribe a dramatic alteration of the potential curves with the increase of the separation between QDs from 5 to 20 nm observed in Figure 2 to the interplay between the structural confinement and the electron-electron repulsion.
Feminist analyses of aesthetic practices of the past have influenced the production of feminist art of our own times, and the latter in turn has contributed to a dramatic alteration of the climate of the art world.
Previous RS-fMRI studies investigating brain functional connectivity in patients suffering from different chronic pain conditions have already shown a dramatic alteration of DMN connectivity, suggesting that pain has a widespread impact on overall brain function, modifying brain dynamics beyond pain perception [22, 23].
Very little is known about how such a dramatic alteration of the cell cycle in a physiological setting is achieved.
Exposure to 3-MA caused a dramatic alteration in the spatiotemporal pattern of expression of neural markers and a decrease in the size of the AVG, indicating that autophagy is essential for otic neurogenesis.
Interestingly, the alteration in GI expression did not result in a dramatic alteration in the timing of the floral induction (Additional file 8).
Qualitative inspection of the hb and kni expression videos suggests that removal of either the primary or shadow enhancer does not cause a dramatic alteration in the overall patterns of gene activity.
A dramatic alteration in the mate preferences of the F3 generation was observed (Crews et al. 2007) along with epigenetic alterations (termed epimutations) in the germline (sperm) (Guerrero-Bosagna et al. 2010).
Analysis of 2-week-old (p14) mMGS-9ANestin animals showed a dramatic alteration in brain morphology with clear signs of spongiosis and robust neuronal PAS staining (Fig 4A).
