Sentence examples similar to a somewhat altered context from inspiring English sources

The Adolescent Health and Development in Context study in Ohio incorporates a somewhat altered version of the PADS + Space-Time Budgets.

We are a strong family and we have been living a somewhat altered reality for some time".

Ordinarily, the Science section of the Times is dealing with a somewhat altered theory, a somewhat more dire prediction of, say, asteroid collision.

"I've solved most of my problems at the end of the workday, in a somewhat altered state of consciousness," Mr. Lewis said.

But TV spots such as Nike's can make viewers feel better about buying things by "tapping beneath logic to a somewhat altered state of consciousness". The ad man who created the new Nike campaign finds such speculation rather amusing.

The photographs raise unsettling questions about human physicality, often by presenting fragments in an altered context.

When the conditioned stimulus (tone) was presented in an altered context both 24 h and 8 days after conditioning (cued test), SCR mice did not show significant differences in the levels of freezing [24 h; Fig. 1C, Cued test with altered context, p = 0.1629, f(1,38)  = 2.025, 8 days after; Fig. 1E, p = 0.1218, f(1,38)  = 2.505].

Approximately 2 h later, the behavior of the mice was tested in an altered context.

The Bhoodan movement is a current & somewhat altered phase of Gandhiism.

Last spring, a conservative group used the same photo in a political mailer in Colorado in a somewhat different context: to illustrate the evils of same-sex unions.

Fries et al. [ 86] provides a review (with a mixed patient population) on the effects of altered context.