Sentence examples for call for alteration from inspiring English sources

From 1777 Vanbrugh's original was replaced on the stage by Sheridan's A Trip to Scarborough, a close adaptation but with some "covering", as the prologue explains, drawn over Vanbrugh's "too bare" wit: As change thus circulates throughout the nation, Some plays may justly call for alteration; At least to draw some slender covering o'er, That graceless wit which was too bare before.

The availability of this information needs to be taken into account when taking organ allocation decisions, but it may also call for alterations to induction and/or maintenance regimens in these recipients.

But the museum's plan, which called for alterations to the Parrish building and to Jobs Lane, was opposed by some village and town residents, and the museum decided to move.

The system perfected by him did not change until the second half of the 19th century, when breech-loading artillery and the use of high-explosive shells called for drastic alterations in the design and construction of defenses.

Only a limited number of factors adversely affecting working conditions and workload can be tackled by individual employers, but wider-ranging alterations may call for changes in government legislation or company policy.

Hence, all of these studies call for PARP inhibitors in NSCLC to revert platinum resistance and suggest broader systems biology approach to understand DNA repair alterations in LC.

We demonstrate the potential of high-resolution genome-wide aCGH for calling chromosomal alterations and identifying genomic lesions associated with high risk of relapse and decreased survival time.

One specific alteration he called for in the story was to change the cause of the shark's death from extensive wounds to a scuba tank explosion, as he felt audiences would respond better to a "big rousing ending".

We assessed whether targeted next-generation sequencing (NGS) could call chromosomal alterations and DNA methylation status.

Burr's alterations called for an open caisson for the central piers which made impossible the projection of piles into the concrete and required dredging that was unnecessary under the initial Strauss plan.

However, a long history of landscape alteration now calls for maintenance and restoration by ecological engineering.