Sentence examples for dramatic alterations in the from inspiring English sources
His views that there are dramatic alterations in the central nervous system in chronic pain were at the time fiercely attacked by many, but are now widely accepted as fact.
Land use change driven by exurban development can lead to dramatic alterations in the structure and function of landscapes.
For example, these sub-systems will smooth out irregularities that are likely to be due to imperfect sensory data rather than sudden and dramatic alterations in the external environment, or fill-in hores or gaps by extrapolating from the available data in the most plausible way.
Cells lacking expression of CCT subunits, before their death, show dramatic alterations in the microtubule cytoskeleton and cilia.
The evident defects in completing cytokinesis and their multiple attempts to divide led mutant cells to exhibit dramatic alterations in the organization of ciliary rows as confirmed using an antibody against centrin (Figure 4F and G, compare with D and E).
It is conceivable that more dramatic alterations in the musculature were present in morphants with the bent phenotype.
"I think the Dodgers will be in a position that they can comply with our expectations in terms of the debt service rule, without any dramatic alteration in the kind of product they have been putting on the field," Manfred said.
As discussed above, incubation of PDC-109 with DMPC unilamellar vesicles leads to dramatic alteration in the aggregation behavior of various target proteins (Fig. 5A, S1A and S3A).
Interestingly, the alteration in GI expression did not result in a dramatic alteration in the timing of the floral induction (Additional file 8).
While we found no dramatic alteration in the kinase activity of this mutant, its ability to localize to the centrosome, cilium and nucleus was completely abolished.
A dramatic alteration in the mate preferences of the F3 generation was observed (Crews et al. 2007) along with epigenetic alterations (termed epimutations) in the germline (sperm) (Guerrero-Bosagna et al. 2010).
