The phrase "alter believes" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not form a coherent expression. An example of a correct phrase could be "the author believes" or "the researcher believes."
Alternatives: "the individual believes" or "the person believes."
Even Peter Gordon, who asserts that Shanghai's monolingualism and lack of intellectual and cultural freedom make Hong Kong the Asian "front-runner to be New York City's alter ego," believes that setting up massive performance sites, as planned for the West Kowloon Cultural District, is no guarantee of merit.
The 25-year-old also said he was worried the World Championship could be the next tournament to be altered and believes snooker is starting to replicate darts - one of Hearn's other sports.
Dependent on the pretreatment parameters, several key properties of biomass are altered and believed to impact the recalcitrance of pretreated biomass including the resulting biomass constituents, cellulose crystallinity and ultrastructure, lignin/hemicellulose structures, cellulose degree of polymerization, and accessibility (i.e., pore size and pore volume).
GSK believes altering these nerve signals could open up the airways of asthma sufferers, reduce inflammation in the gut from Crohn's disease and treat patients with a range of other chronic ailments such as arthritis.
Thus, if people cannot differentiate between real and fake details in photos, manipulations could frequently alter what we believe and remember.
And, when we can feel in our hearts that change will irretrievably alter what we believe must be held, do we resist change?
After Panetti took the stand to testify, he spoke to himself in different voices and assumed the persona of "Sarge," the alter ego he believed was responsible for killing Panetti's mother-in-law and father-in-law with a hunting rifle.
Furthermore, given that the mechanism of the relationship of body size and TGCT is not well understood, and that no variable has been shown to consistently and significantly alter such, we believe the most prudent approach is to combine unadjusted study-specific estimates rather than pursue a strategy based on artificial adjustment.
Drake says he wants to alter that balance but believes it also makes them work harder to grow the sport as a whole.
But they will not demand, e.g., that Mr. Met be allowed to testify on a tax bill because he believes taxes alter the Earth's magnetic pull around Citi Field (you tell yourself whatever you need to, Mr. Met).
