Sentence examples for altogether alter from inspiring English sources
After two years of development, the team ran into limitations on the PlayStation hardware and faced a critical choice: either terminate the project altogether, alter their vision to fit the constraints of the hardware, or continue to explore more options.
The characteristic cortical Ca2+ response after InsP3 uncaging [16], [17] was altogether altered in GDPβS-injected oocytes, displaying faster Ca2+ response from broad regions (Fig. 3A and B).
Bolosier and de Coteau eschew coconut altogether, which alters the dish completely, making it far more savoury – still indisputably good, but I miss its tropical taste.
Sometimes they hide themselves altogether, erupting to alter the whole structure, like Minty in 'England Made Me.' Erupted to the good, he thought.
Thus, coronations (or their religious elements, at least) have often been discarded altogether or altered to reflect the constitutional nature of the states in which they are held.
Maybe then they'll rid the game of physical contact altogether, which would dramatically alter how hockey would look and turn it into ringette or flag football on ice.
There are many situations where this technology could alter consumer behavior altogether.
These findings altogether indicate that circadian disruption may also alter melatonin expression and consequently promote carcinogenesis by changing the abundance of certain lncRNAs [ 38].
The prevalence of SVs in genic regions can potentially lead to the formation of natural allelic variants or alter gene expression and function altogether.
We genotyped altogether 208 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) (all non-synonymous SNPs, SNPs that alter potential microRNA binding sites, and gap-filling SNPs selected on the basis of HapMap information) from the investigated anxiety candidate genes.
The accuracy of the effect evaluation is nevertheless difficult to ascertain, in particular as one extreme value managed to alter the estimates for one panel altogether (women aged 80+).
