Sentence examples for less altered from inspiring English sources

By removing a layer of thick, yellowing varnish, restorers have discovered the original paint layers were less altered than previously thought.

Under the same light conditions, the PO1 and PA lines were less altered in morphology and development.

To find more direct evidence, scientists searched for rocks untouched or at least less altered by metamorphism.

In polished cross section (Figure 3B) this sample appears completely vitrified, but when polished parallel with the bedding plane (Figure 3C), some less altered layers become apparent.

On the other hand, palladium, about 400 times less active than platinum, is much less altered by I2 and ICH3 vapors.

We note that the Yangtze plots between sediments from the Pearl River and from the Yellow River, with the Yellow River samples showing lower CIA values, indicating that are less altered.

The physiotherapists explored different ways of helping patients to modify activities (i.e. to start, do more or less, alter the quality or persist in an activity), depending on what would be most likely to enable the patient to achieve their goals.

At one point Gilles, the director's more-or-less alter ego, is seen reading "The Chairman's New Clothes," a book of reportage by the Belgian writer Pierre Ryckmans (writing under the pseudonym Simon Leys) exposing the atrocities of the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

Changing the priority of Emergency Presentations with respect to Screening and TWW routes slightly (approximately 1% or less) alters the proportions of cases categorised as each route.

Endoscopically obtained tissue samples are desirable due to their wide availability and the tissues are probably less physiologically altered from its original conditions because of less surgical stress and shorter time at ambient temperature than in surgical specimens, that are often without perfusion for some time before the tissue is placed in cold bicarbonate-Ringer.

The power of the studies reviewed here lies not in single gene alterations but in the ability to combine less commonly altered genes into pathways on the basis of known biology and function.