Sentence examples for necessity of altering from inspiring English sources

This results in greater overall substrate (ethanol) residence in proximity to the catalytic domain, and a faster rate of catalysis, without the necessity of altering the amino acid sequence of the FAME protein.

Another young man described the necessity of altering his route home every few weeks to avoid ambushes from individuals who may have it memorized.

Should I out her? -- Anonymous, Illinois I'd chalk up her conversion to necessity; life has a way of altering our adolescent ideas.

In those who regarded the episode of TD a major inconvenience, severity of symptoms was greater and use of treatment and necessity to alter the activity program were more common.

Severity of symptoms was greater and use of treatment and necessity to alter the activity program were more common in those who were incapacitated due to TD (Table 3).

Like a barreling locomotive laying down track just ahead of its wheels, he wrote, "the river's work of altering its bed to suit the necessities of the moment is never-ending".

I'll confess that when I first saw Mr. Nichols's "Passion Play," in a London production 15 years ago, I wasn't entirely convinced of the necessity of giving onstage alter egos to the main characters.

Schwartz [ 25] has recently proposed that LCSD may even alter the necessity of ICD implantation in selected patients, in particular LQT 1 patients [ 26], who currently meet the class I indication for ICD implantation as adverse events after ICD implantation have been reported to be as high as 25%% in young patients [ 13].

So a week that was supposed to be fairly laid back suddenly became freighted with emotion and altered by the necessity of producing two episodes instead of one (if you were anticipating I Sell the Dead, that's coming tomorrow).

Participants were provided with information about research processes and selection bias so that we could investigate whether an understanding of selection bias would alter views about the necessity of consent for a review of medical records.

However, also in our hands the morphology of the epithelial monolayer is altered with long-term exposure, which underlines the necessity of severely controlled settings in the mucosal culture systems.