Sentence examples for abrupt alterations from inspiring English sources
The abrupt alterations to government support for wind and solar energy have caused severe disruption in the UK's renewable energy industries.
The city has been shaken by abrupt alterations in its physical and cultural landscape, thanks to both human violence and acts of God.
This procedure subjects these patients to innumerable abrupt alterations in the internal environment, especially rapid shifts in pH [ 21].
Based upon previous light/dark box tests [ 7, 14, 27, 28] and other reports of behavioral responses to simple visual stimuli [ 29], we hypothesized that abrupt alterations in the visual scene might induce changes in spontaneous locomotor activity (either increases or decreases) that could be measured objectively with available image analysis software.
As seen in Figure 1, the change in conductivity does not show an abrupt alteration and the intersection point is not clearly detectable.
Haemodialysis represents an unparalleled model of abrupt alteration in LV loading conditions.
Principle: Abrupt alteration of an individual's hormonal milieu has been associated with neurocognitive and neurobehavioural impairments.
Thus, microsatellite threshold is determined not by the presence/absence of strand slippage at repeats but by an abrupt alteration in slippage rates relative to background.
Therefore, our results argue for the existence of a microsatellite threshold that is determined not simply by the presence/absence of strand slippage at repeats (Dechering et al. 1998; Rose and Falush 1998; Lai and Sun 2003) but by an abrupt alteration in slippage rates and directionality relative to background slippage rates.
The first—"If you don't like the weather, wait an hour and it will change"—may have something to do with the fact that temperature and precipitation, borne by prairie winds from Iowa or Minnesota, routinely collide with conditions generated by Lake Michigan to produce abrupt weather alterations.
A stress response may account for the observed, abrupt morphological alterations in the cells expressing both the mutant and the endogenous polymerase.
