Sentence examples for example of the alteration from inspiring English sources

"It's another example of the alteration of our food supply," said Mr. Peck, who is concerned about the use of ammonia hydroxide gas to kill bacteria in the product.

K2PdF6 possessing cubic K2PtCl6-type structure has also been synthesized for the first time by this method which presented yet another example for the alteration of reaction landscapes by mechanical forces.

As an example for the alterations in expression of CD62L on leukocytes, Table 1 shows the significant difference in CD62L (LECAM-1) on CD14+ peripheral mononuclear cells in patients who reached = 5 points in the daily Organ Dysfunction Score (Goris et al) during day 1 and 6 (P = 0.0006), similar to CD62L on CD19+ B-lymphocytes (P = 0.0001) and on CD3+ T-lymphocytes (P = 0.0001) (data not shown).

The most recent example of rapid alteration to the landscape occurred in 1925 just east of the park, when the Gros Ventre landslide was triggered by spring melt from a heavy snowpack as well as heavy rain.

For example, of the 32 somatic alterations detected in metastasis, only 11 were detected in primary tumour.

An example of the new defiance is the alteration in the circadian rhythm.

An example of the latter is miRNA alteration, which may have large implications for global gene expression profiles due to their multiple downstream targets (339).

For example, the alteration of coral reef food webs by fishing could decrease community resistance to disease outbreaks and other disturbances [18].

For example, the alteration of body image and/or bowel function after the operation may also have negative effect on sexual function.

In rice, for example, the alteration of a single amino acid was sufficient to convert an isokaurene synthase into a pimaradiene synthase [ 30].

For example, the alteration of GSK3 perturbs nutrient and stress signaling in yeast, anteroposterior patterning and segmentation in insects, dorsoventral patterning in frogs and craniofacial morphogenesis in mice [ 40, 41].