Sentence examples for alter the understanding from inspiring English sources

B1 SCIENCE/HEALTH Dinosaurs Get a Makeover An Ohio University scientist has concluded that dinosaur nostrils were at the front of the snout, not higher on the head, a theory that may alter the understanding of how dinosaurs functioned and appeared.

The use of PCR testing for FeLV infection has altered the understanding of the pathophysiology and clinical course of FeLV infection (6 – 9).

While these results do not really alter the current understanding of influenza antigenic evolution, they extend this understanding from H3N2 to other clades, provide a more detailed analysis than has previously been performed for any clade, and quantify factors that have previously been characterized only qualitatively.

So there is no need to amend the Constitution, or to alter the historical understanding of what the Second Amendment meant.

To institute tighter gun control, he writes, "there is no need to amend the Constitution, or to alter the historical understanding of what the Second Amendment meant".

Such developments suggest that there are still substantial theoretical issues at stake that may alter the future understanding of evolutionary theory in important ways.

Justice Alito spoke for so many of us when he said that "[t]oday's decision usurps the constitutional rights of the people to decide whether to keep or alter the traditional understanding of marriage...All Americans, whatever their thinking on that issue, should worry about what the majority's claim of power portends".

Popular movements have often appealed to the Constitution in making their cases, and from time to time their views have altered the conventional understanding of the meaning of the constitutional text.

That CDC study seemed to alter the government's very understanding of the dangers of lead in water.

Scaffolding during DA uses insights about a learner's current understanding to alter the course of instruction and thus support the development of greater competence.

For example, while some may argue that the relationship between intervention exposure and wealth may be confounded by education, it does not alter the programmatic conclusions drawn from understanding who has been exposed to an intervention.