Sentence examples for by further altering from inspiring English sources
In light of the history of humans shrinking and enlarging dogs through selective breeding, of giving them odd shapes, squashed faces, hairless hides or luxuriant folds, it may not be far-fetched to imagine that the ethical quandaries posed by further altering an animal's appearance through cosmetic surgery may, too, prove flexible.
Ben Minteer, a professor of environmental ethics and one of the few de-extinction critics featured in the book, points out the danger of humanity becoming "mesmerised by its own power". He recommends an "earthly modesty": instead of trying to engineer our way out of planetary ruin by further altering nature, we should scale back destruction instead.
In addition, it was shown that the LIDT could be improved by further altering the process parameters.
Similarly, if conditions such as anxiety or depression can be alleviated by an individual addressing the root of his or her struggle, this challenges the conception of anxiety or depression as a potentially arbitrary chemical imbalance that can only be improved by further altering one's brain chemistry with prescription medications on a daily basis.
Amyloidosis facilitates this commitment by further altering aerobic metabolism.
Accordingly, as glucose activates VDCCs through β-cell depolarization, GLP-1 potentiates this activity by further altering the permeability of the VDCC, allowing greater influx of Ca2+.
Moreover, exudation of protein-rich fluid has the potential to inactivate surfactant, further altering membrane permeability by increasing both surface tension and radial traction on pulmonary microvessels.
Bridges form between the strands, further altering the chip.
Furthermore, responses induced by DMOG alone were not further altered by addition of EGF (p > 0.05 versus DMOG alone) specifically for these 4 angiogenic genes.
By 2006, the Democratic coalition was further altered by some striking new demographics.
The properties of materials can be further altered by hot or cold treatments, by mechanical operations, and by exposure to some forms of radiation.
