Sentence examples for alteration which would from inspiring English sources

No one, at this moment, exactly knows how much, but the proposed creation of new food hubs, coupled with a determined effort to grow vegetables and food in London's already extensive (and largely unused) green spaces will hopefully see a dramatic alteration of the city's food security, an alteration which would also bring the cityscape to life.

This study identified the changes in biological sequences and associated alignment alterations, which would ultimately affect epitope structures, as well as the plausible hidden features to search for the most conserved and effective epitopes for vaccine development.

Therefore, motor neurons might be sensitive to snRNP alterations, which would be a potential target for the therapy of motor neuron diseases.

Following childbirth, healthy women go through a number of neuroendocrine alterations which would be considered pathological in non-pregnant, non-postpartal women.

On the other hand, the patient-evaluated QOL is more sensitive to short-term alterations, which would make it possible for the doctor to observe relevant changes in the state of the patient and modify treatment to improve the situation.

The CMS procedure induced some behavioural changes that are compatible with the common expectations, i.e. 'anhedonic' behaviour, but in parallel behavioural alterations were observed which would be described as 'anomalous' (e.g. decreased anxiety).

Although EMT is a coordinated, organized program involving interaction between different cells and tissue types, the EMT program could be activated in response to alterations of microenvironment, which would contribute to occurrence of the diseases including cancer progression [ 24, 25].

Such intensive land use can lead to dramatically higher rates of chemical alteration, the researchers say, which would explain the sudden shift in weathering patterns 3000 years ago.

Indeed, too much high laser power should be carefully avoided to prevent overheating and excessive thermal alteration of the metal, which would compromise the visual appearance of the resulting workpiece.

No single piece of data can be altered without the alteration of all other blocks, which would require the collusion of the majority of the entire network.

Given the prior reports, we hypothesized that overuse of triptans and analgesics may cause alterations in SERT function, which would be reversible after drug withdrawal.