Sentence examples for much alteration in from inspiring English sources

The building went through several fires and much alteration in the 1800s.

It is expected that if the incubation time is increased, the growth inhibition would also increase without much alteration in the mechanism of action [63].

"This needs too much alteration," she said, lifting the skirt.

And having seen their comedic countrymen achieve greater success in America without sacrificing their essential Englishness, they hope they too can make it here, without much alteration to their bawdy, British formula.

The idea here is that too much alteration can destroy the value of the unsupervised training set.

Coming out of winter makes me realise how much the alteration in light levels and lack of access to the outdoors affects my mental state.

There is a much larger alteration in the infrared spectra when the dried cement paste is exposed to a humid CO2 than when exposed to a humid N2 atmosphere (Fig. 4).

Hence, choosing 10 °C was logical in order to preserve their biological attributes without much alterations.

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].

Especially, given the significant decrease in T cell output by the thymus with age [ 6, 7, 46] and that maintenance of the peripheral T cell pool is believed to be predominantly maintained by homeostatic proliferation [ 9], how much can alterations in the properties of newly generated T cells in the elderly contribute to immunosenescence?

Superparamagnetic iron oxide (SPIO) particles and dysprosium agents are referred to as 'T2 agents', which create much stronger alterations in the local magnetic field, causing the protons to go out of phase (affecting largely the T2 spin-spin relaxation time); this results in the tissue of interest generating less signal, becoming hypointense compared to the surrounding non-targeted tissue.