Sentence examples for by altering the type from inspiring English sources

Asthma and allergies in children could be prevented by altering the type of microbes inside their gut as babies, researchers have suggested.

As an ancillary service, the whole design can easily realize the transition between economic and non-economic operation only by altering the type of droop control.

There are many properties of bioresorbable microparticles that can be tailored for a specific application by altering the type of polymer, fabrication technique, and parameters used to synthesize the particles.

The temperature range of the polymer stabilized blue phase liquid crystal was able to increase by altering the type of the monomer in the monomer precursors due to the difference in the flexibility of polymer backbones.

It has also emerged more recently as a remarkably plastic response to a variety of physiological changes by altering the type of translation initiation mechanism used, thereby dynamically reprogramming the types of mRNAs that are translated in response, for example, to stress, drug resistance, and transformation3,24,25.

The results show that the solvent can affect the structure-directing effect of ethylenediamine by altering the type and distribution of the fragments formed in the synthetic system and the starting point (core unit) of the crystallization, which will determine the structure of the resulting crystals.

Alternatively – and perhaps more likely given the fact that these commercial strains may have been isolated prior to the widespread use of herbicides, pesticides and fungicides – the variations in transporter gene copy number seen here may have arisen to fine-tune the fermentation properties of the wine yeasts by altering the types and amounts of fermentable substrates that are taken up.

The results show that it is possible to produce a range of synthetic polyacrylates with different rheological responses by altering the reactant type, reactant concentration and polymerization conditions to match the rheological properties of road bitumens.

Wansink from Cornell found that if he transformed fast food restaurants into fine dining experiences by altering the music type and volume, restaurant goers ate less and enjoyed their food more.

Many more alternatives to these kinematic structures can also be obtained by altering the location and the type of driving joints within loops or by changing some partial sub-structures relevant to the branch loops.

By altering the supply of different types of debt, the idea was to "twist" the yield curve.