Sentence examples for extents of altering from inspiring English sources

Since coplanar crossings tend to be prone to robustness issues, much research has been devoted to its increase, even to the extents of altering the design of QCA logic gates [20 22], or as in the case of molecular implementations, through the elimination of crossings by logic gate duplication [23, 24].

Until I started researching Feral, my book about rewilding, and began to explore new developments in ecology which show the remarkable extent to which some animals engineer the physical environment – to the extent of altering the nature of soils, the behaviour of rivers and the composition of the atmosphere - I was highly sceptical of Lovelock's hypothesis.

So it appears there is a fine line between allowing the mind to wander and discover, and having the flurry of information warp our sense of time to the extent of altering our general attention span.

The purpose of this study was to determine the location, frequency, and extent of altered fetal membrane morphology before term labor and its relation to myofibroblast activation in their connective tissue layers.

32 Regardless of the extent of altered glucocorticoid metabolism in RA, the functional consequences of this deserve further study.

To determine the extent of altered blood flow in hadp1 morphants, we scored circulation in live 30- to 36-hpf embryos by microangiography.

Specifically, the impaired-IAM theory of ASD has been linked to altered brain connectivity in ASD [ 2] (although the extent of altered connectivity in ASD remains unclear [ 32, 33]).

Our study did not confirm an age-related arch-flattening phenomenon to the extent of altered FPD, as forces in the medial arch area were not different between groups.

Following our initial studies we went on to measure [ H]DAMGO binding in BA 9 and the caudate-putamen (CPu) from people with schizophrenia who had or had not died as a result of suicide and compared these data to those from age/sex matched controls (non-suicides) to begin to determine the extent of altered OPRM binding in these people.

Compartment syndrome is the final result of a process that begins with the persistent increase in pressure within a tissue or parenchyma to such an extent that it is capable of altering the regional vascular inflow.

To determine the effects of altering the extent of heparan sulfation on mammary gland development, deletion mutants of Ndst1 and Ndst2 were examined.