Indeed, the manner in which the expansion is structured indicates that while Congress may have styled the expansion a mere alteration of existing Medicaid, it recognized it was enlisting the states in a new healthcare program," the ruling said.
It differs from mere alteration, such as the browning of an autumn leaf, where an identifiable material substratum persists, and from generation and corruption, such as the transformation of an olive seed into a tree or the decay of a rose into a heap of dust, where no identifiable material substratum persists.
This led to a discussion of Southey's flaws: "Originality, however, we are persuaded, is rare than mere alteration .
Minor variations in calliper placement and hence alterations of mere milliseconds in time interval measurements result in significantly different Mod-MPIs [ 47].
But in its brief, the government said it now believed that the mere isolation of a gene, without further alteration or manipulation, does not change its nature.
But what he proposes is mere aesthetic demolition, and no amount of alteration in the design of the bridge will keep it from being simply out of place.
The rush-delivery alteration goes a little deeper than a mere facelift, though.
The audience, enraptured at the mere presence of its idol, showed no resentment at his alterations.
Whether somatic chromosomal alterations and aneuploidy are a driving force or a mere consequence of tumorigenesis remains controversial.
It is important to note that smelling a food on the breath of a conspecific leads to much stronger alterations in later responsiveness to a food source than mere familiarity with the substance [ 30- 32].
