Sentence examples for notoriously altered from inspiring English sources
The first German production notoriously altered the ending so that Nora did not leave home, when leading woman Hedwig Niemann-Raabe refused to act the part as written, an amendment Ibsen later described as "a barbaric outrage".
Functional annotations of hsa-mir-26a-5p targets revealed that several genes were implicated in Glutamate Receptor Signaling pathway, which is notoriously altered in neurodegenerative diseases as MS. We obtained ethics approval for our study from the ethics committee (also known as an Institutional Review Board) at our institution.
City life is notoriously stressful, altering hormone levels and taking its toll on the immune system.
Many officers who made such allegations against supporters in their original 1989 accounts, which the force notoriously vetted and altered, maintained that stance under scathing challenge by the families' barristers.
Noticeably, the lyrics were slightly altered, perhaps because West notoriously only finished the album hours before appearing on the show.
The proapoptotic table is crowded with additional stress-specific TFs, whose altered expression and/or function is notoriously associated with apoptosis.
Gunshot wounds are notoriously unpredictable and patients "can go from super stable to critical, blood pressures dropping, crashing, altered mental status, unresponsive, within a couple of minutes," Dr. Sasson said.
Cheney, in particular, is seen as an alter ego of her notoriously hardline conservative father.
The new series is selling very well, despite griping from comic insiders, who are notoriously touchy about any attempts to alter the image of a superhero.
