Sentence examples for invariably modified from inspiring English sources

Whether in two or three dimensions, naturalism is invariably modified by abstraction.

Mutations in the conserved residues of the BH3 domain of proapoptotic proteins almost invariably modify or abrogate their interaction with the groove of the prosurvival Bcl-2-like proteins.

After an installed system is handed over to its users and operations personnel, it will almost invariably be modified extensively over its useful life in a process known as system maintenance.

Each of the displacement functions is here invariably expressed as a modified Fourier series, which consists of a standard Fourier cosine series plus several supplementary series/functions used to ensure and improve uniform convergence of the series representation.

Most lenders would invariably prefer to modify loans rather than be taken to court.

The picture is invariably a self-portrait, perhaps modified by artistic license.

It recalls that Michelangelo was not invariably heavy and bold but modified his approach in relation to the particular case, here to a gentler, quiet effect.

Previously, ENDs invariably took the form of a modified radical neck dissection; however, there is increasing evidence that selective neck dissection is as efficacious as comprehensive neck dissection in treating the negative neck [ 2, 14– 20].

Doses were modified in 29% of cycles, invariably because of toxicity.

These encouraging results suggest that the invariably fatal clinical course of EE might be modified by a pharmacological treatment based on the repurposing of low-cost and relatively safe drugs.

James IV and James V used exceptional one-off revenues, such as the forfeiture of key lands, to establish their power across their kingdom in various ways including constructing grander castles such as Linlithgow, almost invariably by extending and modifying existing fortifications.