Sentence examples for precedent for altered from inspiring English sources

There is precedent for altered mitochondrial Ca2+ loading, morphology and function caused by changes in ER protein function.

There is precedent for bacteria altering membrane fatty acid composition in response to changes in carbon source: Acenitobacter HHI-1 increases fatty acid 16:1 content based on carbon source [8].

Defense lawyers said they believed it was the first judicial ruling of its kind in the state, and perhaps the nation, and could set a precedent for courts to alter lineup procedures traditionally controlled by the local police and prosecutors, who have resisted changes that might make identifications -- and convictions -- more difficult.

On its face, the I.R.S. reinstatement does not set a precedent or alter the rules that bar tax-exempt groups from raising money for partisan political activity.

"Seven or eight L.E.D. manufacturers said, 'You're crazy.' " Mr. Parnes said that the original had been altered over time and that there was precedent for what seems to be the incongruous contrast of a Baroque frame around pulsating electronics.

There is precedent for this hypothesis, as well: there are enzymes in human olfactory mucosa that alter molecules in ways that may change their odorant quality (Schilling 2006).

Indeed, there is an invertebrate precedent for such an action of acidic proteins since Addadi and Weiner [ 36] established that they could alter the morphology of calcite crystals by adding an acidic matrix protein from the bivalve mollusc Mytilus.

There is precedent for this.

There is a precedent for such involvement.

"There's no precedent for this.

There was a precedent for this.