Sentence examples for has altered many from inspiring English sources

Martin Luther moved conservatively in this reform of the Roman Catholic liturgy, and the Lutheran Church, though it has altered many of his liturgical forms, has remained a liturgically traditional church.

Though Flextronics' main California office is 2,900 miles from New York, the ripple effect has altered many decisions made by the manufacturer.

In most countries of the world, the "information revolution" has altered many aspects of life significantly: commerce, employment, medicine, security, transportation, entertainment, and on and on.

Rapid urbanization is a global phenomenon that has altered many ecosystems, causing a decline in many ecosystem services, generating ecological risks such as water shortages, air pollution, and soil pollution.

Evidence is accumulating that climatic change in recent decades [1] has altered many biological phenomena across the globe, including the geographical ranges and abundance of plants and animals [2], [3], and the timing of events in their lives such as growth, reproduction and migration [4], [5].

The improvements in child survival have been dramatic, yet they do not seem to have altered many people's fatalism about development or willingness to write off much of the world as doomed to eternal misery.

Rejection of the null hypothesis (θI > 0) indicates that after duplication, selection constraints may have altered many sites differently in different classes (thus shifts in substitution rates in different classes; θI values of 0.2814-0.6509 for pairwise comparisons; Additional file 11: Table S4A).

The latter tweaks set the present weight of the ball (between 5½ and 5¾ ounces), and the maximum width of the bat (4¼ inches).Cricket may accept changes to the laws only reluctantly but the way the professional game is played has altered in many ways over the 30-odd years that I have been a close observer.

Its near universal applicability coupled with its pinpoint accuracy for suppressing target proteins has altered the landscape of many fields.

In summary, FKBP5 has altered expression levels in many different tumours.

This, in turn, has altered the hydrologic characteristics of many streams from those that are stable channel systems in dynamic equilibrium to those of modified incised channels that are more characteristic of anthropogenic influences.