Sentence examples for emerge altered from inspiring English sources

Through these travails, the self may emerge altered from the experience, but with a seemingly more secure sense of identity, perhaps returning to the starting-point of the quest and understanding it better.

"Does it have to mean everything?" And once the crisis ebbs, people emerge markedly altered.

It is likely that the mentality around, and approaches to, the disclosure of IFs will vary as new innovations emerge to alter the trajectory of WGS and clinical care.

"But the computer pioneers soon lost control of the word.... Throughput is now the universal metaphor for any interval between the moment anything is put into anything else and the moment it re-emerges, presumably altered".

Significant boundaries emerge by altering window sizes, increasing quadrat width and removing infrequent herbaceous species.

It is now emerging that altered sno/scaRNAs expression may have a pathological role in cancer.

Thus, from its effect on capillary membranes and mesangial matrix composition, a putative role emerges for altered glomerular MMP activity in lupus nephritis.

Broader effects on leukocyte function have now emerged including altered adhesion molecule expression, cytokine and chemokine release and modulation of development of adaptive immune responses via altered MHC class II upregulation.

From these studies, a picture emerges of altered selection pressures immediately following host shifts leading to adaptive changes whose extent and genomic distribution may depend on the specific viral variant involved.

Thus, as more factors emerge that alter PABP localization, it is increasingly important to understand the ins and outs of this mode of regulation and the cellular consequences of such changes.

Recently an alternative point of view is emerging, as altered p53 conformation and impaired protein function have been found in fibroblasts and blood cells derived from Alzheimer's disease patients.