Sentence examples for change or alteration from inspiring English sources

Any change or alteration upon the face of any permit after it has been signed renders it void and of no effect.

That may be, but Mr. Cohen's suit contends that the lease specifically states that no structural change or alteration exceeding $100,000 can take place without "prior written approval".

The centrally important and most holy of the sacred texts have in many instances been gathered into canons (standard works of the faith), which, after being determined either by general agreement or by official religious bodies, become fixed i.e., limited to certain works that are alone viewed as fully authoritative and truly beyond all further change or alteration.

In other words, often emerging industries are born on innovation and mature industries tend to find little room for change or alteration.

The antimicrobial determinants should be easily accessible and should not be prone to change or alteration.

No phenotypic change or alteration in ESC markers was apparent in cells maintained in activin plus Fgf.

These findings can be used as baseline data to investigate the effects of, for instance, climatic change or alterations in wildlife reservoir populations on the seroprevalence of Leptospira in the future.

Domesticated lineages might therefore provide an interesting case study for the influence of population changes or alteration of selective regime on patterns and rates of molecular evolution.

Changes or alteration in the function and expression of the cell to cell adhesion molecule, E-cadherin, α-catenin and β-catenin, have been postulated to be an early event in the multiple process of tumour metastasis and an important factor in tumour progression (Birchmeier et al, 1993; Ponta et al, 1994).

In contrast, no testicular changes or alteration of behavior were observed in the control group, C. At T0, the mean total sperm count (x10) was 346.2 ± 33.9 in group A, 348.4 ± 32.4 in group B, and 335.9 ± 34.9 in the control group.

We find no significant differences in the ratio of non-synonymous to synonymous substitutions between lineages differing in net diversification rate, therefore we detect no signal of population size changes or alteration in selection pressures that might be causing this relationship.