Sentence examples for be changed to more from inspiring English sources

As also shown in the increase of the AIL/ASL ratio, lignin structure was assumed to be changed to more condensed and less reactive type during pretreatment.

At the same time, laws should be changed to more clearly limit the ability of people declared by a judge to be mentally ill to buy guns.

Participants argued that the current teaching methods in small group should be changed to more interactive approaches: "The current teaching method should be changed (didactic method) because now most of the teachers are just reading from the slides".

On a semantic note, in efforts to promote studies of beneficial microbe/animal associations as informing parasitic or pathogenic associations, Margaret McFall-Ngai has suggested that terms like "virulence" and other disease related terminology be changed to more neutral terms, which I heartily endorse.

Therefore, the structure of amino acyl nucleotide (Nppp-Aa) proposed earlier needs to be changed to more realistic Np ~ pX ~ Aa (i.e. γ-phosphate is replaced by a bifunctional agent, and highly macroerge anhydride bond p ~ Aa by energetically weaker but more stable ether bond -O ~ Aa).

In NaV1.7 channels with the L858F mutation, the voltage-dependence of channel activation was found to be changed to more hyperpolarizing potentials compared with WT channels when normalized peak inward currents were plotted as a function of depolarization potential to demonstrate the current voltage relationship.

The headline on this post has been changed to more accurately describe Donald Trump Jr.'s comments.

*This post was changed to more accurately describe the development of web apps, and to update Stephen R. Walli's job title.

And when all the criteria were changed to more a "favorable" status, the quote dropped to $718.

Rizk said that he had seen several books that would typically be banned allowed this year, because the censors had been changed to "more reasonable" people.

Note: the article was changed to more clearly represent the distinction between the EU's announcement of four points and the eight agreed on by the coalition.