Sentence examples for altered often from inspiring English sources

Its surfaces are usually altered, often to vivianite or wad.

And, Ms. Grefig said, the show "hit home" with its "takeoffs on popular songs" — recognizable tunes whose altered, often humorous, lyrics explore the hot flashes, sleepless nights, weight gain, Jekyll-and-Hyde personality changes and other trials suffered by many midlife women.

Therefore, unless proper precautions are taken, data can readily be intercepted and altered, often without either the sending or the receiving party being aware of the security breach.

In addition, various materials that have been nano-sized are thought to possess altered, often increased, toxicity on living organisms compared to the same original materials [reviewed in ref. 110], an observation which may be related to the study which found that intravenous injections of apatite nanoparticles produced vascular endothelial damage in rabbits [27].

Almost all organisms on earth live in environments that have been altered, often drastically, by humans.

So most works were altered, and often improved, by the borrower before they were passed on.

Fire severity, defined as the degree to which a site has been altered, is often the variable mapped.

Normally, expiration is passive, but patients with lung injury, intra-abdominal sepsis, or altered sensorium often have forced expiratory efforts.

This condition indeed results from altered desquamation often followed by a decreased hydration of the uppermost corneocytes and a weakening of the skin barrier function.

Though the antics of her character's "alters" often resulted in amusing situations, Collette managed to consistently reveal the pathos beneath the slapstick.

Root and Brzezinski both had an ability to manipulate the present moment to advance long-term American interests while altering, often fundamentally, the future balance of global power.