Sentence examples for altered direction of from inspiring English sources

Altered direction of the repolarization sequence may reflect anterior subepicardial myocardial ischemia, and the increased spatial angle between Tpeak and normal R reference vector may reflect a subclinical coronary heart disease and increased dyssynchrony of repolarization [ 66].

The controlled oscillations of the rod are realised by applying a nonuniform magnetic field of periodically altering direction.

Altman's one-day stint with the Razorbacks — after what he deemed a late change of heart — ultimately altered the direction of three programs.

Thus, we further hypothesize that the evolution of the giant short-faced bear could be a case where both abiotic (climatic change) and biotic (local competition among ecologically interacting species) factors altered the direction of lineage and/or dietary evolution.

"A chance meeting, a quirk of fate, altered the direction of my life," he wrote.

So has making "The Last September" altered the direction of her career?

Reich, the Guardian once suggested, is one of the few composers who have "altered the direction of musical history".

Neither the Walt Disney Company nor Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation made bets on cyberspace that altered the direction of their companies.

The best evidence that Mr. Bush has not fundamentally altered the direction of his party is the acquiescence of the G.O.P.'s right wing.

By the time the Department for Education (DfE) has altered the direction of the juggernaut it's nearly election time again, and a keen new team are already charting another course.

In his 1957 "Agon," to a score by Stravinsky, he made a five-minute pas de deux for a man and a woman (Arthur Mitchell and Diana Adams) that altered the direction of classical dance.