Sentence examples for altering the point from inspiring English sources

German theatres began as early as 1890 to incorporate mechanized orchestra pit apron lifts, which provided a means for altering the point of contact between stage and auditorium (actor and spectator).

Even in sales of its new Windows XP operating system, where the company said it had displayed unusual strength, several analysts suggested that the improvements might be credited in part to changes in accounting practices that altered the point at which the company recognizes revenue.

Furthermore, nutrient composition variations are likely to alter the point of onset of satiety, which in turn changes the onset of the lifespan plateau.

Excluding high values, or stratification by season did not alter the point estimates associated with O3 substantially (data not shown).

This change did not alter the point estimates of the risk associated with EBRT, although the smaller comparison group necessarily resulted in larger standard errors.

Additional adjustment for FABP4 did not alter the point estimate for NEFA in this study, suggesting that the contribution of FABP4 to NEFA concentration may be negligible.

The refined grain cereals, eggs, sausage/processed meats, fried potatoes, and donuts/pastries/cakes food groups did not materially alter the point estimates.

Abuse was a confounder is the association with low birth weight, but its inclusion did not markedly alter the point estimate.

Congruently adjustment for presence of the metabolic syndrome did not alter the point estimate for the relation between HOMA-IR and the composite endpoint (tertile 2 vs 1 HR 1.92 95%CI 1.20-3.08; tertile 3 vs1 (HR 1.78; 95%CI 1.10-2.90).

The whole grain breakfast cereal food group was the only breakfast-oriented food to materially alter the point estimates in model 2 with metabolic syndrome as the outcome (HR 0.86 [95% CI 0.72 1.02]) for daily breakfast relative to infrequent breakfast.

It is possible that the addition of a few more people with PADL unmet need could markedly alter the point estimate, or even reverse the direction of the association.