Sentence examples for alter implications from inspiring English sources
Even if significant spatial variation existed that was not confounded by depth it would not alter implications of the selective effects discussed here.
However, a more dangerous influenza virus might alter the implications of these results.
This could alter the implications of the findings if there was a correlation between exposure variables and screening detection rates at practices.
For example, the probability of a CS and the simple-spike firing rate at the time of the instruction could be subject to top-down influences in parallel, a situation that would not require a pathway from Purkinje cells to the inferior olive, and might alter the implications for what happens in the cerebellum during motor learning.
Seriously, winning this gig can have life-altering implications.
Each religion aggressively reinterpreted its predecessors, accepting its sacred texts but radically altering their implications and meanings.
But while the details keep altering, their implications are profound for a festival that cannot and should not stop thinking about its past.
(The climax involves a crazed gorilla — Tiger's animal alter ego — with implications that are not pleasant to contemplate).
Even though inversions do not necessarily alter the harmonic implications of chords, root positions do convey a greater sense of harmonic stability, since the fundamental tone, the chord root, appears in the bass, acoustically its natural habitat.
25Leaving out educational differences does not alter the main implication and the significance of the intermarriage coefficient remains the same (see Table 5).
This additional text is merely meant to clarify a physician's statement, and we have made every effort to not altering the implication of any statement Residents were more receptive to using the guideline than were supervisors, especially for rare infectious diseases because they lack experience and have to look up the most effective therapy for a specific condition more often.
