Sentence examples for any alternation from inspiring English sources

Any alternation of chirping between deafened males, or between a deafened and a normal male, occurred only rarely, for brief times, and by chance.

Grazia said it "would like to reassure all our readers that we did not purposely make any alternation to the Duchess of Cambridge's image to make her appear slimmer and we are sorry if this process gave that impression".

Thus, the perceived state will still be the constant perception of percept a; there will not be any alternation.

Due to the bioplausibility goal, we have considered just a simple implementation of multiple-scale DoG filtering and have not used any of those above-mentioned CV techniques to prevent any alternation of the results.

We suggest that although they do not correspond to any alternation in Levin (1989), they are parallel constructions to the adjectival passives that manifest as past participles.

However, we have been unable to demonstrate any alternation in expression of the copper transporter CTR1 in our CP-r cell lines, and expression of CTR1 in our cells does not change cisplatin accumulation (data not shown).

This would have left the Duchess with only one arm, so they copied over her arm to complete the picture".. Grazia said it "would like to reassure all our readers that we did not purposely make any alternations to the Duchess of Cambridge's image to make her appear slimmer, and we are sorry if this process gave that impression".

Not all verbs referring to a resultative are overtly marked by any alternations in pronunciation.

Treatment with thiacremonone did not affect progression of body weight, and did not show any behavioral alternation (data not shown), suggesting that thiacremonone itself (10 mg/kg) did not cause any toxic response.

Our approach may be applied to study the effects of animal displacement in any environment where the animals are confronted with an alternation of 2D space and 1D borders as for example in fragmented landscapes.

The vowel of any given root was not necessarily fixed but varied in an alternation called ablaut.