Sentence examples for altered to bring from inspiring English sources

The rate or depth of respiration may be altered to bring about adjustments in ventilation volume.

Allen said that Moran's original idea for the comedy was to make it a period piece, but he had asked for it to be altered to bring it up to date and distinguish it from the book, which opens in Wolverhampton in 1988.

In order to decrease the potential risk associated with this procedure, either the position of the ablation lines was altered to bring them closer to the ostium (by 15%) or the power was reduced (by 35%).

Autophagy is also highly adaptable and the rate and cargoes of autophagy can be altered to bring about desired cellular responses to intracellular and environmental cues, disease states and a spectrum of pharmaceutical drugs.

If these requirements don't already rule out identification of the computer by the application of tests of associative priming, then the requirements can surely be altered to bring it about that this is the case.

As tailoring moved into the street, the house frontages were altered to bring natural light into the tailors' working area with the addition of glass frontages and light wells.

Raleigh was brought to trial on 17 November 1603, on charges of "conspiring to deprive the King of his Government; to alter religion; to bring in the Roman superstition; and to procure foreign enemies to invade the kingdom".

It was recreated by an artist called Jean Broniarski in 1978, but altered so as to bring out a swastika that he thought was latent in the drawing.

It is also true that, with the cooperation of Congress, military commissions have been significantly altered under Mr. Obama to bring their rules closer to those of civilian courts.

The classical transport equation for the dissipation rate is altered, in order to bring more physics into this equation.

History suggests rules are at times altered and manufactured to bring about a particular ruling.