Sentence examples for radical alterations to from inspiring English sources

I don't mean to imply that radical alterations to the text have been made.

The radical alterations to archipelago's geography caused by this cyclical coalescence and isolation of islands is likely to have complicated the evolutionary history of several iconic Galapagos species, notably the land iguanas, lava lizards, leaf-toed geckos and racer snakes.

The Chancellor welcomed Mr Carney's Toronto NGDP speech in December, but, along with the incoming Governor, the Treasury appears to have cooled on the idea of radical alterations to the Bank's mandate in recent weeks, despite the fact the economy contracted again in the final three months of last year.

Frequently, however, radical alterations to a gene's dosage are deleterious.

The evolution of parasitism from an ancestral free-living state can be accompanied by radical alterations to an organism's ontogeny, bodyplan, and life history (e.g., polyembryony in parasitoid wasps; [ 14]).

But moves by the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, for a more radical alteration to the treaty were rebuffed, as the leaders emphasized a more limited and technical set of changes.

Major alterations included a radical change to overall treatment because of changes in diagnosis, disease stage or patient circumstance.

Probably not enough to make any radical alterations, but so far it's never happened that she's asked for them".

There has been the loss of overseas empire and world-power status, the coming of Scottish and Welsh devolution and more power-sharing in Northern Ireland, the onset of a new, still uneasy, relationship with Europe, a decline in deference to the monarchy, radical alterations in the structure of the family and women's rights, and more.

Whereas FaceApp grabbed initial attention for the novelty of its more radical alterations, such as a gender swapping feature which has led to the strange (and sometimes) public pass of men longing to meet their female selves.

A rapidly growing body of evidence has shown that chromatin undergoes radical alterations as an organism ages, but how these changes relate to aging itself is an open question.