Sentence examples for could be altered through from inspiring English sources

The question of whether sexual orientation could be altered through therapy was also discussed extensively in court.

Under the new measure, the system would remain in effect indefinitely, but could be altered through agreement by the school district and the union.

His great contribution was to prove that the S.A.T. was eminently coachable — that whatever it was that the test was measuring was less like a blood sample than like a heart rate, a vital sign that could be altered through the right exercises.

In particular, by exciting the droplet flame in a critical, responsive frequency range (80 Hz ⩽ fP ⩽ 120 Hz) the droplet deformation cycle could be altered through suppression of these self-excited instabilities and intensity/frequency of bubble ejection events.

Utilising the largest sample size to date, this study had a clear hypothesis that callus progression could be altered through lengthening over an intramedullary nail and they were able to prove this in their sample group.

In a dynamic environment stimulus task relevancy could be altered through time and it is not always possible to dissociate relevant and irrelevant objects from the very first moment they come to our sight.

Several months after the Evanston accidents, Brainlab reminded customers to verify the correct jaw setting, specifically citing the possibility that treatment information could be altered as it passed "through a chain of devices".

This suggests that greenhouse emissions from paddy fields could be altered by manipulating plant genotypes through the introgression of wild rice genetic material.

The law could be altered or eliminated in two ways: through a City Council bill or through a voter referendum, which is how it came to be.

Ongoing turbulence in the debt markets has raised concerns that the structure of the buyout could be altered or that it could fall through altogether.

HMGCR is also regulated through a feedback system, which could be altered by a lack of maternal influence and delivery on the embryo [ 25].