Sentence examples for material can alter from inspiring English sources

Organic amendments can suppress diseases in the rhizosphere although compost feedstocks (i.e., the starting organic material) can alter plant growth (Rodda et al. 2006) and microbial communities in substrates containing those composts (Lores et al. 2006).

Activities of burrowing herbivores, including movement of soil and litter and deposition of waste material, can alter the distribution of labile carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) in soil, affecting spatial patterning of nutrient dynamics in ecosystems where they are abundant.

Research on freshwater flocculation indicates that sediment morphology and behaviour depend on both components, as biologic material can alter the hydrodynamic and charge properties of composite particles, which has implications for fine sediment transport and storage in stream systems.

Changing the structure and composition of a material can alter its properties; hence, the controlled fabrication of metal nanostructures plays a key role in a wide range of applications.

Asymmetries introduced during the fabrication process reduce the efficiency of the transducer, and degradation of the bonding layer between the end-caps and the electroactive material can alter the vibration response and ultimately lead to failure.

The oxygen permeability of the packaging materials can alter the headspace oxygen concentration.

It is well recognized that physical and chemical properties of materials can alter dramatically at nanoscopic scale, and the growing use of nanotechnologies requires careful assessment of unexpected toxicities and biological interactions.

These smart materials can alter their properties in response to stimuli like temperature, light, pH, molecular cues, and magnetic fields.

Others genes (lepA, lepB, eprS, and ptpA; table 3 and supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online) can alter the physiology of the host cells to the advantage of the bacteria and contribute to the virulence and growth of P. aeruginosa in vivo (Kida et al. 2011, 2013).

MREs are 'smart' materials that can alter their properties instantaneously by the application of external stimuli.

We used silicone rubber for the organs, it is a material that we can alter the chemical balance of so we can produce really hard or really soft and squidgy material that we can colour and tint or make transparent or translucent.