Sentence examples for altogether modified from inspiring English sources

Altogether, modified Gleason grading has generally improved the concordance between biopsy and radical prostatectomy Gleason score, associates better with pathologic parameters at radical prostatectomy, and is more predictive for biochemical recurrence as well as metastasis and disease-specific death.

Term limits should either be repealed altogether or modified so that legislators are limited to 14 years of total legislative service.

Altogether, CPF and DZN modified innate immunity related genes in C. elegans in a different manner and as a part of complex stress response.

None of the observers admitted to adopting such a strategy, but to avoid the possibility altogether, we modified the instructions and asked a second group of 5 observers to report whether they perceived either the circle (accompanied with the sound) or the square (accompanied with the sound) to have a longer duration.

There's a respectable case for either abandoning Britain's nuclear capability altogether or modifying it into some less costly option.

Altogether 23 lines that modified the rough eye phenotype were recovered in the EP screen.

Altogether 76 predictions were modified.

The homeostasis of the existing microbial communities gives modified or altogether artificial bacteria a severe disadvantage to prosper as free entities in the natural ecosystems [5].

Republican lawmakers in Washington have cast the heart of old nuclear arms controls, the ABM accord, as an anachronism that needs to be radically modified or abandoned altogether so the United States can build an antimissile shield against "rogue" states.

For centuries these weirs have remained largely undisturbed, but as a result of the growth in hydropower and the drive to improve water quality under the European Union's Water Framework Directive, these structures are under increasing pressure to be modified or removed altogether.

The brief announcement on Monday, by the official Xinhua news agency, lacked details, but legal advocates said they were hopeful that the five-decade-old system for locking up offenders without trial would be significantly modified, if not abolished altogether.