Sentence examples for small alterations from from inspiring English sources

In a paper published online, Watson argues that all of the sentence fragments found on the papyrus fragment have been copied, sometimes with small alterations, from printed editions of the Gospel of Thomas.

A fixed set undergoes small alterations for scene shifts; sly little jokes on perspective are played.

For these three birds, there were only small alterations of singing tempo from early to late during female exposure, ranging from a 1.1 % decrease in song motif duration to a 1.8%% increase (for 2 birds, the small differences in duration from early to late were statistically significant, p<0.05 by Mann-Whitney Rank Sum test).

The observed large variety in glycan structures might be resulting from small alterations in structure and/or regulation of different factors combined into a complex pathway, which regulates glycosylation.

Robert B. Tierney, the commission chairman, said he expected the fees to range from $50 for small alterations to $600 for large ones.

Quantitative robustness concerns the degree to which the summary effect size from meta-analysis tends to change based on relatively small alterations in the data.

The DCT decomposition acts like a low-pass filter, which retained features robust to small alterations due to in-plane rotations, expression changes, or smoothing due to upsampling from low-resolution images.

From here on, he added, "It is only going to be small alterations".

Small alterations can have big effects.

The badges are from a European Evo, the headlights and taillights are from a Japan spec car, slightly different than those sold in the United States — small alterations that only a select group of Evo enthusiasts would be able to identify.

In addition, we observed small alterations in some of the biophysical properties of the channel.