Sentence examples for even alteration from inspiring English sources

Any way one looks at Maya history suggests a precursor toward the Anthropocene: greatly changed forests and soils, water management and food production, population increase and aggregation, and even alteration of local hydrology and climate caused by deforestation and wetland manipulation.

Microsatellite mutations are known to affect expression levels [ 6], switching on/off of genes [ 6] and even alteration of gene functions [ 7].

Fungal pathogens have a broad spectrum of hosts, including plants and animals, and may cause death and disability in humans, yield loss in agricultural crops and even alteration of forest ecosystem dynamics.

Our results support the idea that metabolic disorders such as T2DM are caused by complex multi-molecular interactions that cannot be explained readily by an alteration in expression of a single gene or gene product, or even alteration of a single enzymatic cascade.

Although a direct involvement of miRNAs in the pathogenesis of eye diseases has not yet been demonstrated, the latter hypothesis is extremely likely based on recent reports demonstrating that even alterations of a single miRNA can be responsible for human genetic diseases [ 53].

Alteration of the support span alters the load-deflection rate, even as alteration of the wire diameter [21].

Parks gives his readers a sympathetic, even moving alteration between comedy and real desperation, in fluctuating measures regulated by "a skeptic" and his need for "health and healing").

Although Locke's ideas were radical even quietly revolutionary in his time, his answers to questions (1) through (3) would need further elaboration, and even some alteration, as the theory and practice of democracy continued to develop.

Even an alteration in one or more nucleotides in the cis-acting regulatory elements residing in non-coding regions of the DNA contributes to phenotypic variations.

Textural and mineralogical observations and oxygen isotopic compositions of major mineral phases in CI chondrites suggest even lower alteration temperatures of <150 °C (Clayton and Mayeda 1984; Zolensky et al. 1993).

This demonstrates that even modest alteration to the molecule indeed can increase antibiotic efficacy.