Sentence examples for altered the behavior from inspiring English sources
The filmmakers substitute personal assertion for politics, as if Thatcher's voice itself had altered the behavior of millions.
Would it have altered the behavior of the German government and its officials and soldiers in ways that could have led more quickly to Germany's defeat?
It has literally altered the behavior and livelihood of civilians living in the areas being attacked.
A recent experimental and computation studies reported that cells on moderately compliant synthetic matrices altered the behavior of neighboring cells through traction forces transmitted through the compliant gel [19], [48].
Whereas the consensus networks typically represent the connectivity in normal cells, many experiments are conducted on abnormal cells in which oncogenic mutations, gene knockous, and pharmacological inhibitors have altered the behavior of various signaling nodes in the network.
For instance, in Plutella xylostella, exposure to transgenic plants expressing toxins from Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) induced physiological resistance to Bt toxins without discrimination between transgenic and non-transgenic plants [ 6], whereas exposure to toxic baits altered the behavior of German cockroaches, but not their physiological resistance [ 7].
A second suite of behavioral responses to infection involves altering the behavior of the infected individual to reduce the transmission of the disease.
The United States, he said, has to "fix our own mess" before trying to alter the behavior of other nations.
"Survivor" begs the application of Werner Heisenberg's uncertainty principle: the introduction of a means of observation (in this case, the camera) might alter the behavior of the observed.
"And notifying shareholders that cameras have been installed," he said, "could conceivably alter the behavior that the cameras were presumably installed to record".
When George W. Bush first rode into Washington, he was intent on ending decades of lackluster achievement in education by altering the behavior of states, school systems and educators.
