Sentence examples for alter for example from inspiring English sources
It can alter, for example, the operation of their baseline autonomic nervous systems, so that raped women in one study (by Rellini and Meston) have different physiological responses to erotic videos and even to physical exercise than a control group of women who have not been so traumatised.
Therefore, if immigrants were to shift location, the demographic composition of regions would alter (for example, the number of Chinese immigrants in a specific region would change).
Loss of Nr1d1 may alter, for example, signaling pathways within photoreceptor cells, therefore limiting their capacity to fire to second order cells and decreasing retinal function.
Rejecting a priori neurotechnologies designed to alter, for example, sexual orientation would only serve to naturalize [those variables].
This would be expected to dramatically alter, for example, the region of viability (where non-zero TBP expression is stable) in the parameter space plotted in Figure 7.
Therefore, it is essential to understand the whole range of potential effects and how they may alter, for example, among recipients, staff, or between sites [ 2].
The sexual dynamic is altered, for example.
AuthentiDate, which developed its electronic postmark service through an alliance with the United States Postal Service, stores proof of an electronic document's status at a given time for up to seven years, certifying that it has not been altered, for example.
Though rooted in fact, I changed most of the personal details in the supposedly true stories, fabricated others entirely and randomly altered, for example, the location of my home and the age, number and gender of my children from week to week.
The pharmacokinetic and elimination profile of a tetrazine can be altered, for example by the addition of a hydrophilic linker and/or changing the chelator [10].
Examples include a newborn with double outlet right ventricle [28] or craniomaxillofacial models where tissues are not altered, for example to plan complex procedures including congenital deformity corrections and secondary reconstruction following trauma [2, 27, 29].
