Sentence examples for dramatically edited from inspiring English sources

Her dramatically edited film-clips of Punch and Judy shows magnified on two vast screens form a devastating spectacle of violence - wife-beating, baby-battering, hacking and strangling.

On 27 October she deleted more than 2,000 pictures "that served no real purpose other than self-promotion", and dramatically edited the captions to the remaining 96 posts in a bid to to reveal the manipulation, mundanity, and even insecurity behind them.

People have access to so much dynamic media and technology that they have become experts at filtering and managing it, the result being that audiences are far more discretionary because they can dramatically edit what media they choose to spend time with.

Compared to our previous data, which showed that KREPA3 ZF mutation had no effect on in vitro editing activities but dramatically reduced the fully edited mRNAs level in vivo [49], we showed here that the defect in editing in vivo caused by KREPA3 ZF mutation results from an inhibition of editing progression.

Using the same strategy, ADAR2 knockdown in 423-AR2 celinesnes dramatically decreased the editing levels of both FLNB and COPA, and the editing was effectively abolished by reintroducing the ADAR2 mutant into 423-AR2 cells (figure 3F, G).

"Gene editing technologies like CRISPR have dramatically improved how researchers make genomic modifications.

Two individual cohorts of HCC and matched NT liver samples demonstrated dramatically higher FLNB editing degrees compared with the healthy liver specimens (figure 4A).

But perhaps the most difficult task, Mr. Wrong said, was to edit 900 hours of videotape into six stand-alone, dramatically coherent episodes.

In the two decades since, the tools for editing the moving image have improved, and their presence in daily life has dramatically increased.

These results suggest that ADAR2-mediated RNA editing, at least on the re-coding editing sites analyzed herein, is a molecular signature for high-grade astrocytomas that does not dramatically change during tumor recurrence in children.

The editing levels of two editing sites within the Alu repetitive element of the gene TTPA (tocopherol transfer protein) were dramatically decreased in tumour samples (see online supplementary figure S3B).