Sentence examples for did not drastically alter from inspiring English sources
He did not drastically alter the lineup, and he has not tinkered with the rotation.
Changing my wardrobe did not drastically alter my appearance or radically change most friends' perceptions of me.
Removing the challenges where no submission was made from the clustering did not drastically alter any of the outcomes discussed above.
In contrast to unplanted soil columns subject to leaching, granulation of urea with brown coal did not drastically alter the movement of N compared with straight urea in the planted soil columns.
The behaviors we observed were quite general and, though there are some group dependent effects, reasonable choices for the population distribution did not drastically alter any of the major conclusions made in this work.
IgA depletion did not drastically alter the IgG content of the samples, which retained significant amount of IgG (OD490 1.4 vs. OD490 0.8).
Less than three weeks from now, if events in Iraq do not drastically alter the picture, the outcome may depend on who goes to the polls.
Although research indicates that ballot measures do not drastically alter voter turnout, they have begun attracting the attention of both presidential campaigns.
His book does not drastically alter the picture of Becket offered by specialist studies, such as Anne Duggan's splendid 2004 volume in the "Reputations" series, but Guy is more interested in Becket's elusive psychology than in the ideals that he saw himself as defending, and this study is accordingly stronger on particulars than on principles.
Even if figure 4A does not represent the true history of opsin, the two viable alternative hypotheses (figures 4B and C) do not drastically alter our interpretation of the timing of origins of animal opsin in RTA analysis.
Inclusion of unfavourable associations between the scrapie resistant PrP haplotype and non-scrapie lamb mortality (i.e. ε3>0) does not drastically alter this behaviour for the majority of model parameter values.
