The deliberate alteration of statements may also raise misconduct offences in relation to honesty and integrity," the IPCC said.
Elizabethan printers clearly had little regard for strict textual accuracy, so that allowance must be made not only for error but for deliberate alteration by compositors; thus the textual criticism of 16th- and 17th-century books must include a study of the practices of early printers.
But Berlin believed that only a few of the concepts and categories that we use are like this; many are cultural or theoretical artefacts, subject to deliberate alteration or change in response to experience.
This will protect such resources from deliberate alteration, disclosure, and loss.
The Prosthodontic Research Team at LDI has developed and published a method of producing two or more sets of dentures which are clinically similar apart from the one deliberate alteration which is to be the subject of an RCT [ 16].
The changes in these characteristics, when the cells adapt to deliberate alterations in such environmental parameters as light intensity, nutrient supply, temperature, salinity, rate of flow and concentration of pollutants, can be studied readily (e.g. Droop 1968; Geider et al. 1996; Stramski et al. 2002; Okay et al. 2003).
Method robustness was checked after deliberate alterations of mobile phase composition, flow, pH and temperature which shows that the changes of the operational parameters do not lead to significant changes in the performance of the chromatographic system; results are displayed in Table 9.
In fact, "Repetition" is a sort of deliberate distortion or alteration, or rewriting, or retelling of Robbe-Grillet's earlier books, in particular the first, "The Erasers" (1953).
Finally, the ability of some vectors to integrate into the host chromosome, in either a random or a specific manner, has been utilized to make deliberate chromosomal alterations such as gene knockouts and mutations, and forms the basis for the field of human gene therapy.
In fact, "Repetition" is a sort of deliberate distortion — or alteration, or rewriting, or retelling — of Robbe-Grillet's earlier books, in particular the first, "The Erasers" (1953).
NSSI includes deliberate destruction or alteration of body tissue without suicidal intent and includes (but is not limited to) cutting, scratching, burning, and punching, hitting or slapping [ 10].
