Sentence examples for has become altered from inspiring English sources

As one part of its survival strategy, the bacterium encodes proteases and chaperones which act to either degrade and/or refold proteins whose structure has become altered following stress exposure.

Changes in a binding site consensus motif do not necessarily imply that the regulatory function of the transcription factor has become altered.

This issue, however, needs to be addressed since it may be more than likely that the attachment patterns of individuals suffering from mental disorders have become altered [ 5, 34].

Recombinant MMP-13 was shown to degrade biglycan and fibromodulin (and to a lesser extent decorin and lumican) in cartilage extracts; however, it is important to appreciate that the proteolytic susceptibilities of these SLRPs may have become altered following their displacement from the cartilage matrix.

The second act finds him blissfully reincarnating a man who has become an alter ego for him (and the opposite of the manly mutant Wolverine).

Mr. South's given name is a near anagram of his boss's, and he has become an alter ego something like James Carville, a tireless defender, advocate and occasional bomb-thrower.

Combination antiretroviral therapy has improved survival in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV -infected patients but HIV -infectedsociated with altered body fat distribution, typatientsbutes, and increased cardiovascular risk (1).

The plea, in the King James version, "Let my people go," has become in Alter the more businesslike "Send off My people".

And the paperwork for cargoes has become easy to alter or forge.

Such tools are of vital importance because it has become possible to alter digital text, video and audio in ways that are virtually undetectable to the unaided human eye and ear.

To date, however, it has become clear that altering clinicians' prescribing habits takes time, and the importance of education and training is paramount.