Sentence examples for comprehensively alter from inspiring English sources
The arrival of Ms. Sawyer will comprehensively alter the long-established image of an avuncular male nightly news anchor.
However, there is something that may comprehensively alter the mood music of Cop21, and give 2015 another significance for climate change altogether: this may be the year when the pause in the rapid progress of rising temperatures, which began after 1998, may be over.
The changing climate, wildfires, land use, and biogeochemical processes (e.g., forest productivity) comprehensively alter the carbon sequestration in a spatially heterogeneous manner.
However, the development of cancer might affect the pathway interaction and comprehensively alter the phenotype of a cell.
Perturbations on a pathway might affect the interacting pathways and comprehensively alter the phenotypes of a cell.
Friday's events have comprehensively altered the narrative.
Since SPINK1 expression associated with poor survival outcome in breast cancer, we comprehensively altered SPINK1 levels using siRNA-mediated knockdown, stable overexpression and exogenous application of SPINK1 to characterize its molecular functions.
By use of whole genome arrays we were able to probe comprehensively for altered transcript expression associated with either transgenicity or dysplasia or cancer.
More recently, multidetector CT is increasingly adopted to investigate most postoperative abdominal conditions, to comprehensively visualize the surgically altered anatomy and detect iatrogenic complications.
Currently, emphasis is placed on multidetector CT, which comprehensively visualizes the surgically altered anatomy and consistently detects complications such as anastomotic leaks and fistulas, duodenal stump leakage, afferent loop syndrome, haemorrhages, pancreatic fistulas and porto-mesenteric venous thrombosis.
In the vast majority of early postoperative situations, multidetector CT represents the ideal modality to comprehensively visualise the surgically altered pelvic anatomy and to consistently triage the varied spectrum of possible injuries.
