Sentence examples for altered from one from inspiring English sources

The community was altered from one dominated by autotrophic processes to one dominated by heterotrophic processes.

The scientific community, and the individual laboratories that educate new scientific talent and that initiate novel ways of approaching vexing scientific problems, requires a continuity of commitment of resources that cannot be dramatically altered from one administration to the next.

The "full-spectrum conservative" commercial, which is only slightly altered from one that ran in South Carolina, seeks to appeal explicitly to so-called values voters, Tea Party enthusiasts, blue-collar workers and those who follow foreign policy, all in 30 seconds.

It is important to mention that personality types do not alter from one moment to another rapidly, but we usually need longer periods of time to see changes; these changes are typically associated with aging, mental, or physical diseases [39].

The method for affinity purification of the mutant proteins was somewhat altered from the one previously used in order to minimize aggregation of EF-Tu and thereby improve TEV cleavage efficiency and avoid contamination by native EF-Tu.

Captain America's uniform was altered from the ones seen in previous films, with a Kevlar-based ballistic component that would protect Captain America but at the same time function like a military uniform.

The percentages of residual (one-QTL model: 38% and 41%, two-QTL model: 43%) and QTL genetic variances (QTL1: 14% to 17% and QTL2: 18% to 21%) were slightly altered from the one-QTL to the two-QTL model.

I went to hug him and he took a step back and said, "Not here," his mood instantly altered from humorous to one too serious for outward expression.

To this end, we altered, one by one, the output of every logical rule and ran the system to recover all the attractors from all the possible initial configurations of each altered network.

Sure it's never going to be the sexiest role in the game, but his recent spluttering explanations of rules which appear to alter alarmingly from one week to the next, has seen coaches, players, administrators, the media, fans (seventh day adventists, everyone!) throw their collective arms in the air like they just do care.

A system of discrimination - albeit much altered from 40 years ago - remains, yet no one will take responsibility for it.