Sentence examples for much more altered from inspiring English sources

Had I not had that mammogram, I would probably still be alive but only after having undergone much more extensive surgery plus radiation and chemotherapy, and would have to live with a much more altered body.

The results validate our previous microarray approach (Fernandes et al. 2011), although much more altered genes were found.

Most critically, they say, the new licenses are laser engraved on rigid polycarbonate, replacing the current process of printing photos on more flexible material, which they say can be much more easily altered or fabricated.

This is because function (phenotype) can be much more easily altered by disabling a FGU than restoring it by recombination.

The article states: "To create or change a habit, you have to think much more about altering your environment and patterns of living than work on steeling your mind".

A bit of planning before I'd started and then stepping back for an overview would have helped me much more than altering things blindly and investing affection, rather than criticism.

As Alex Seitz-Wald wrote in The Washington Post today, it will be much more difficult to alter or uproot the health care law after October 1, when the exchanges go online.

Kaia Kanepi made 60 unforced errors and nine double faults in just two sets against Vera Zvonareva as the more experienced and versatile Zvonareva proved much more adept at altering her style to adjust to the gusts.

This area is MUCH more difficult to alter than the hip or waist, and I will not have space in this article to go into all the processes necessary to alter at the bust.

He said the Tsimane lifestyle was altered much more by government stipends for the children and the elderly, altering the subsistence economy.

The character of London has altered much more.