Nothing in this definition alters the scope of any delegation or assignment made by FHWA, FRA, or FTA.
(There is also "ecological overfishing," but that is something we must live with as long as we want to eat fish, Dr. Hilborn says. Fishing by definition alters the marine environment).
Multiple screens show marble busts, funeral monuments and death masks in different formats (Super 8, 16mm and 35mm film; analogue, digital and high-definition video) altering the look, and even the nature, it seems, of these sculpted portraits of long-dead people.
It was innovation by definition: "renewed, altered".
Pulmonary exacerbations (PEs) are defined episodes of acute worsening and a key clinical efficacy measure in CF. Our hypothesis was that acute antibiotics given for illnesses not meeting the PE definition may alter estimates of treatment effect that do not account for this antibiotic use.
Non-modifiable risk factors, such as genetic polymorphisms (MC4R,FTO) [5] or gender, cannot by definition be altered though the condition can still of course be treated.
Second, all patients started with normal kidney function, and the study design allowed for the precise temporal definition of altered plasma NGAL concentrations and a direct comparison with subsequent changes in serum creatinine.
Dai, M. et al. Evolving gene/transcript definitions significantly alter the interpretation of GeneChip data.
Any comparison between these figure and the 15,000 homeless families of 1976 will be inexact, as counting methods and homelessness definitions have altered over the years.
He defined a sacrament as a rite instituted by Christ himself as revealed in Scripture; therefore only baptism and the Eucharist were strictly sacraments, and penance and the other traditional sacraments were either dropped or their definitions were altered.
