Sentence examples for alter control from inspiring English sources

Wilson believed that it was the obligation of the federal government to regulate the economy to protect ordinary Americans "from the consequences of great industrial and social processes which they cannot alter, control, or singly cope with".

Unfortunately, the OLSR protocol does not support any security mechanism and attackers can alter control packets or send incorrect control packets.

The same treatment impaired spatial working memory on the T-maze delayed alternation task, but did not alter control measures of behavior including motivation and locomotor activity.

Understanding the mechanisms of growth in these chronic conditions may open new avenues in medical device design and personalized medicine to surgically or pharmacologically manipulate development and alter, control, or revert disease progression.

Mutations unrelated to the desired modification might be induced; undesirable traits might be introduced along with the desired traits; newly introduced DNA might inactivate a host gene or alter control of its expression; or the introduced gene product or a metabolic product affected by the genetic change may interact with other cellular products.

Lack of these CD94 receptors does not alter control of mouse cytomegalovirus, lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, vaccinia virus, or Listeria monocytogenes.

Augmentation of a tidal volume response to hypoxia, and the absence of stimulatory effect of intraperitoneal domperidone on normoxic and haloperidol on hypoxic tidal volume, in lesioned rats indicated altered control of breathing.

Thus, also partial alterations in expression or function of endothelial AJ proteins may result in high frequency of hemorrhagic events and altered control of permeability as we observed in the present study.

Of the three siRNAs two (si-1 and si-2) efficiently knocked down Hv1 expression in transfected COS-7 cells (not shown), as compared to their minimally altered control sequences (si-1c and si-2c).

The elderly population is impacted by age-related cellular dysfunction that affects plasticity, compliance, altered macroscopic structural changes (ie, diverticulosis), and altered control of the pelvic floor.

Inflammation leads to somatically inherited genetic mutations altering control of the cell cycle, DNA replication and apoptosis, which together result in autonomous and uncontrolled proliferation.