Sentence examples for more to altered from inspiring English sources
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.
Now, the county is about to spend $50,000 more to alter the dog park in response to those who say that it is too noisy, especially in the early morning hours, and that it has drawn more cars to their already congested neighborhood.
In mice heterozygous for Tbx1, ganglia fusion has only been observed for the most caudal nerves, indicating that caudal arches are more sensitive to altered Tbx1 dose than rostral pharyngeal structures (79).
More aggressive smoothing is more likely to alter the essential geometry of the surface.
Since radical amino acid replacements are more likely to alter protein structure their presence would mean more structural variation in any protein.
Making the health and oral health risk information personalised (e.g. reviewing the family medical history, socio-economic differences in disease incidence) would be more likely to alter young adults' sense of risk than more conventional health education approaches.
It has been suggested that genetic factors are more likely to alter skeletal size whereas the intrauterine environment has more of an effect on fat mass[ 1].
While the switch to digital odometers may have initially made it more difficult to alter the mileage count, would-be cheats eventually became more computer savvy.
More chronic changes to the IAP are related to abdominal cavity's properties which need more time to alter, and have to be further studied.
Thus, amino acid changes are more likely to alter binding in a generic direction across all possible versions of the RE, but they do so more effectively when paired with some nucleotides than with others.
