Sentence examples for later alteration from inspiring English sources

New molecules, including hydrogen cyanide, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, formed from the impacts and from later alteration by sunlight.

Dolomites generated by later alteration of older limestones are known as diagenetic dolomites.

But it's not because the parapet is a later alteration, done on the cheap -- between the 1907 building and the 1919 addition, Mr. Ferrara said, "you can't see any difference".

The interior photograph shows the curving, segmental arches typical of the Anglo-Italianate period of the house, but the complicated parquetry of the floor is typical of a later alteration, anywhere from the 1890's to the 1920's.

The photographer, Alexey Yushenkov, who was not involved in the later alteration, posted the original photograph and a series of shots just before and after, helping to establish their authenticity.

They were not the product of later alteration of the rock through long-term contact with water - the more familiar route to these minerals.

Both rows are fragmented by later alterations, but the high stoop at No. 12 is almost completely intact (albeit slathered in taupe-colored paint).

The House of the Silver Wedding, with its imposing high-columned atrium, was also built during this period, but it underwent later alterations.

Our measurements were restricted to 1 hr after RBC transfusion, therefore, later alterations due to transfusion may have been missed.

In this way, testosterone replacement probably through increasing neonatal level of this hormone was able to prevent the later alterations caused by the prenatal stress during the period of brain sexual differentiation.

The later alterations to the building worked to compliment the distinctive bargeboards of the cottage with the work on the eaves and window heads of the addition.