Sentence examples for inherently altered from inspiring English sources

The nature of a sound piled on another sound or a silence is inherently altered by the combination".

Other authors suggest that the endometrium in women with endometriosis is inherently altered [ 40].

Such findings should be quite reliable, since they were obtained with markers (lactate dehydrogenase, creatine kinase and angiotensin-converting enzyme activities and bilirubin levels) that are not influenced by diabetes per se, although the data on serum angiotensin-converting enzyme activity should be interpreted in the light of its inherently altered level in diabetic animals.

In addition, carbon nanotubes have a unique geometry (very high aspect ratio) that may inherently alter the immunogenicity of appended antigens.

Since Clark-type electrodes act like a baffle, they inherently alter the hydrodynamics of the system and raise the maximum oxygen transfer capacity.

In the absence of maltose, RG13-AA enzyme activity remained approximately the same both in the presence and absence of DTT without maltose presence, indicating that DTT did not inherently alter the enzymatic activity of the BLA domain.

Conventional means to measure DOT in shake flasks using fixed Clark-type electrodes immersed in the bulk liquid are problematic, because they inherently alter the hydrodynamics of the systems.

As the putative in vivo mechanisms that provide the tendencies toward IR perfection or the creation or lengthening of IRs are inherently mutagenic, the altered sequences might possibly be stable only in regions not associated with protein production or with transcription initiation or control.

Although the unmodified, original sequence of RIAD and smAKAP both demonstrate preferential binding to PKA-RI, the chemically modified peptides are not as inherently flexible and therefore may have altered binding properties including their entropic and enthalpic properties.

Common fragile sites (CFSs) are inherently unstable genomic loci that are recurrently altered in human tumor cells.

In the first paper [1] the reduction was achieved by allowing the geometry of the structure to be altered, such that the structure provided an inherently better vibration isolation.