Sentence examples for be substantially altered in from inspiring English sources
Yet despite significant policy shifts, the long-term social inequalities that many language education policies were designed to address have yet to be substantially altered in the region, in part due to the significant lag in implementation of these measures.
These observations suggest that fLuc activity can be substantially altered in studies where ROS levels become elevated and can potentially lead to ambiguous or misleading findings.
However, in the event of RCL expulsion, we might expect the kinetics of MENT interaction with target proteases to be substantially altered in the presence of chromatin, as seen with antithrombin and Factor Xa for example [18].
Therefore, results of TPTD might be substantially altered in about one third of cases without appropriate correction.
Other data indicate that the pharmacokinetics and clearance of argatroban seem to be substantially altered in critically ill patients [ 13, 14, 17, 21, 31, 32].
Only 4% of Papua New Guinea's reefs are within officially designated marine protected areas [ 6], and while alternative conservation measures (such as traditional closures [ 7, 8]) do exist, there is a real potential for the faunal and structural composition of Papua New Guinea to be substantially altered in the timescale of a single human generation.
The features of the reconnection field are substantially altered in the presence of the guide field.
The makeup of the society was substantially altered in 1817 when Irish immigrants, protesting Tammany bigotry, forced their right to membership and benefits.
This is significant, since recent studies have suggested that chondroitin sulfate C (CSC) and heparan sulfate (HS) are substantially altered in scarred lamina propria.
Importantly, the viral-induced Golgi remodeling along with the reorganization of the nuclear architecture was substantially altered in the absence of UL97 kinase activity.
What emerges at the end of the legislative process, however, will no doubt have been substantially altered in detail, if not in size, from the outline that Mr. Bush sent to Capitol Hill earlier this month.
