Sentence examples for changes or alter from inspiring English sources
Triads reported having to make changes or alter the lesson plan due to the amount of time needed for the activity.
Mutations in a protein-coding gene can either have no effect (synonymous changes) or alter the sequence of the encoded protein (non-synonymous changes).
These studies are important because understanding associations among air pollution exposure and a broad range of domain-specific neuropsychological tests may provide greater insight into the underlying CNS alterations that may be operating (e.g., structural changes or altered neural systems and neurotransmitter pathways) (White et al. 2009).
In the context of normal human cells, the enzyme can extend cellular lifespan without causing cancer-associated changes or altering phenotypic properties.
Similarly, an absence of weight changes or altered development of end-stage CNS disease in any experimental group indicates that mast cell status is not associated with dramatic changes in gross physiology or susceptibility to PRV infection (Table S3 and data not shown).
These data suggest that different tumor cells reveal different cell death patterns or different sensitivity to rigosertib probably due to different cell features including genetic/epigenetic changes or altered gene expression profiles.
We further showed that the interaction with FcγRs is critical for the induction of this inflammatory response, since mice lacking the γ-chain did not show the histopathological changes or altered rotation behaviour, despite similar levels of circulating OVA-specific IgG.
"Our goal will not be to effect régime change, or alter the balance of power in Syria, or bring the civil war there to an end.
"This is not a blow to the tenants; it doesn't change or alter anything of significance in the case," Mr. Schmidt said.
In January, 14 UK health organisations, including NHS England and the Royal College of GPs, signed a "memorandum of understanding" on conversion therapy in the UK stating that "efforts to try to change or alter sexual orientation through psychological therapies are unethical and potentially harmful".
