Sentence examples similar to presently altered from inspiring English sources
While EOD status itself cannot presently be altered, its potentially negative interactions with other disease risk variables such as hypoglycemic seizures and chronic hyperglycemia can be minimized.
With respect to genetic engineering Arnhart observes that clear examples of "specific genetic linkages to virtue that could be altered" are presently unknown ([ 70]: 70].
One attractive albeit presently speculative scenario is that altered processing of some members of this gene family could cause electrophysiological disturbances that contribute to motor unit dysfunction and SMA pathophysiology.
It will then be pushed through 'wash-up' – and become law without full scrutiny" Certainly there is a lot of concern among people who see multiple flaws in the bill as presently set up – and as it seems to be altered by the new clause 18 being introduced by the government.
The current safety standards might be the best what can be done using the presently available scientific evidence and they should not be altered arbitrarily, without scientific justification.
Although the mechanisms underlying these differences are presently unknown, the action of Nm23/NDPK-A might be altered or regulated in different ways in various organs, under the influence of other genes and proteins.
The altered book/makeshift checkerboard, complete with plastic chess pieces, is presently owned by the omnivorous Jersey-based collector David Gainsborough Roberts, whose extraordinary possessions, including Queen Victoria's embroidered drawers, Napoleon's leather wallet and John Wayne's cream-colored Stetson, will be offered alongside the Alcatraz relic.
The biochemical and/or structural functions of the altered residues in the non-synonymous phenotypic sub alleles are presently unknown.
Given that there was a 1 hour recovery period, prior to the fourth period of contraction, our data also provide an indication that muscle metabolism is altered for a substantially longer period of time following prior exercise than presently assumed.
