Sentence examples for altered in such from inspiring English sources
Once a company sells a product, setting it into the stream of commerce, it should lose rights to restrict its subsequent resale unless the product has been altered in such a way as to mislead consumers relying on the trademark.
It is expected that various plasma phenomena are altered in such low Alfvén velocity environments.
The PDRC wants the political system to be altered in such a way that the Shinawatra family are permanently purged from politics.
There is a strong pull to think that our reactive attitudes are altered in such cases because we perceive such a background to be deterministic.
By changing the equivalence ratio from lean to almost stoichiometric, the energy budget of the recirculating region anchoring the flame is altered in such a way to increasingly lift the flame away from the jet exit.
In order to reduce regression testing, prioritization process could be altered in such a manner that maximum requirements dependent on each other are implemented during the same the same increment.
However, some common regions displayed higher frequency and/or higher amplitude of alteration in IBCs, and other regions were specifically altered in IBCs such as 5p15.33, previously associated with poor prognosis in breast [61] and bladder cancers [62].
There is precedence for such a paradigm; several studies have demonstrated that bacterial community composition is dramatically altered in diseases such as obesity and periodontal disease [8], [31], [32] and that these changes are associated with altered consortium functionality [9].
In addition to mutation of TP53 itself, the regulators of TP53 are usually found to be altered in cancer, such as MDM2.
Nicotine also significantly enhanced the regional efficiency of limbic and paralimbic areas of the brain, areas which are especially altered in diseases such as Alzheimer's disease and schizophrenia.
NAA levels are well known to be altered in diseases such as Alzheimer's, epilepsy and schizophrenia [72].
