Sentence examples for altered in that from inspiring English sources

The phrase "altered in that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific way in which something has been changed or modified.
Example: "The document was altered in that it now includes additional sections on compliance and regulations."
Alternatives: "changed in that" or "modified in that".

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Nothing's altered in that way".

We are friends going back 25 to 30 years, and nothing has altered in that respect".

"Again it is in nobody's interests running leagues anywhere in the world that the calendar is altered in that way.

We wrote about the controversy, suggesting other great works of literature that might be altered in that manner.

The walls at the end of Curve 16 were raised, and the ice surface was altered in that area to make it safer in time for the men's luge competition on Saturday, and two heats were completed without incident.

For better or worse, I was indelibly altered in that moment.

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What you have is a framework for understanding the genes and proteins that are altered in disease, that are the drug targets.

Furthermore, we have validated a number of genes that are altered in ccRCC that were previously undefined.

The only cardiovascular risk factor that significantly altered in patients that completed the program was BMI.

They identified 68 genes that were altered in at least one cell line and 15 genes that were altered in both cell lines.

In either case, the present data suggest that neuronal activity in the IL is altered in rats that fail to extinguish fear relative to those that extinguish normally.

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