Sentence examples for more altering to from inspiring English sources

The scientists found that as her pregnancy progressed, her pelvis began tilting forward more and more, altering to some degree how she landed with each stride.

"In the case of something like this, a great national tragedy, I think the chastening, the learning from it, is, if anything, more altering to most of us than the loss of a brother or sister or beloved," said Tom Gerety, a historian and the president of Amherst College in Massachusetts, whose brother died four years ago in the crash of Swissair Flight 111.

Another twist brought by science is that people now feel young and look young, for far longer than in the past, and social mores have altered to allow them to express that feeling, whether in dress or behaviour.

These results show that, after 6 months of mineralization at 4 °C, fresh materials (free hydrocarbons, S1) are under-represented compared to more altered compounds.

Our findings indicate that the improved performance may be due more to altered sprint mechanics than to previously proposed physiological mechanisms, such as alterations in local and/or central hemodynamics or oxygen availability.

But it would take much more to alter the belief that owning a home in America today means that you effectively own a neighborhood, too.

*Please note that the headline has been altered to more accurately reflect Dutch authorities' stance, which you can read more about here.

To preserve anonymity, the job titles have in some cases been slightly altered to more generic roles.

The voice recordings had been digitally altered to sound more masculine or more feminine by increasing or decreasing their pitch.

The V1/2 values of the steady-state inactivation were altered to be more positive for rNav1.4 and more negative for hNav1.5.

Later many Jews had their noses surgically altered to look more like Irishmen so they could seem more American.