Sentence examples for genuinely altered from inspiring English sources

This allowed us to answer the above questions as follows: olfaction is genuinely altered in ASD, this alteration is evident early in the ASD cascade (childhood), and it is related to autism severity.

"Some believe that hypnosis is pure fakery, whereas others believe it is a genuinely altered state of consciousness that can produce profound changes in perception, thought, and memory," says Rochelle Cox, a cognitive scientist at Macquarie University in Australia.

Children with Down syndrome made more errors than children from the 2 control groups (children matched by mental age and by vocabulary level), suggesting that the application of this rule is genuinely altered in these children and is not a result of their intellectual ability or vocabulary level.

Nevertheless, patient 9 did not influence the global gene expression analysis, while for the qPCr analysis (using a separate RNA/Analysis technology) patient 9 did demonstrate the highest expression value for NRF2 (See results) indicating that this patient's gene expression status was genuinely altered to a much greater extent.

Economists don't necessarily make good business strategists, of course, and it's unclear whether these measures would genuinely alter banking culture.

The Secretary of Education should be focusing on areas of the education system that are genuinely flawed, rather than altering aspects that simply don't need changing.

While it remained too early to measure whether this has genuinely changed the political landscape more than a year before the presidential election, it clearly has altered the dynamics in the Democratic primary.

This book's genuinely poignant aspect is Ruth Paine's what-if wonderings, as she considers whether any changes in her behavior might have altered history.

Nothing altered.

The disclosure of this information should genuinely shake all Americans to the core at the chilling thought that the authenticity of our election could have been compromised and altered in some way.

The deduction would be that we are allowed to talk about evolution in genuinely finalistic terms, as suggested by expressions like 'life changes the environment to fit itself' (p. 13), or 'endosymbiosis [which precedes both plants and animals] altered Earth by providing plants for animals to eat and additional oxygen for them to breathe' (Lake2012).