Sentence examples for later alteration of from inspiring English sources
Dolomites generated by later alteration of older limestones are known as diagenetic dolomites.
They were not the product of later alteration of the rock through long-term contact with water - the more familiar route to these minerals.
RF-positive children tend to be older, therefore the younger cohort may be more vulnerable to stress, rendering them more susceptible to later alterations of immune and inflammatory responses.
In particular, the Laozi text that now accompanies Wang Bi's commentary bears the imprint of later alteration, mainly under the influence of the Heshanggong version, and cannot be regarded as the Laozi that Wang Bi himself had seen and commented on.
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 original design of the Singapore Power Building was executed virtually without later alteration although it would later be surrounded by hotels, the Somerset MRT Station and shopping complexes.
Minor later stage alteration of the sulfides (e.g., oxidation toward goethite, magnetite) might also have occurred according to the microprobe (Fig. 5) and XRD (Fig. 3) results.
We have previously shown that phylogenetic analysis using FGMS permits the discrimination of early genetic alterations present at all sites of GBM versus later alterations that are present in only part of it [ 5].
It retains its integrity despite some later alterations and damage, and is one of only two privately owned urban parks in New York.
Early passages were compared with later passages to evaluate alteration of gene expression as consequence of cell culture in detail.
One hypothetical mechanism by which in utero exposure to diabetes would affect later fibroid pathogenesis is the alteration of methylation patterns in regions that affect expression of relevant genes.
