Sentence examples for enough to be altered from inspiring English sources
We postulate that patients in group 1 did not directly benefit from surgery (but it probably prevented further progression) because in the preclinical stage, compression was not severe enough to be altered by surgical correction.
However, only a small group affected by parasitoid attack were found to be altered enough to be statistically biologically relevant (i.e. showing greater than two-fold change).
Oregon, which can play the beautiful ball, will play Kansas, which can play the beautiful ball in spells gorgeous enough to be mind-altering.
And Germans might take comfort from the idea that they now have a democracy robust enough to be able to alter the balance occasionally.
The platform Perez could not praise quickly enough had been altered to endorse Sanders's economic issues, as well as marijuana decriminalization and the end of a ban on federal money paying for abortion.
It is therefore possible that minor fluctuations in facial redness may be enough to alter perceived attractiveness, whereas perception of health can only be altered by much more prominent redness differences (or vice versa).
The chord changes of Bobbie Gentry's country-blues song "Ode to Billie Joe" are altered just enough to deny us the resolutions we expect, and the familiar tale sheds its folkloric charm and strikes deep.
Gibbons agreed that the echoing of the EC-style layouts "was a very deliberate thing", although his inspiration was rather Harvey Kurtzman, but it was altered enough to give the series a unique look.
We think that the mass-spec quantitation is certainly accurate enough to show us which proteins are altered and in which direction.
Enter the looking-glass world of Roy McMakin, where simple design is not that simple and familiar forms are altered just enough to throw perception off balance.
The changes have been welcomed by labor groups and city leaders, although some wonder whether they will be enough to significantly alter previous hiring patterns.
