Sentence examples for some sort of alterations from inspiring English sources
Hotz is tight-lipped about what those will involve, but they will at least require some sort of alterations to a car's onboard computer and hardware for the car to determine what's going on around it.
Bungie has promised that the Dreaming City will change over time, and it seems likely that the raid being cleared is probably going to be a catalyst for some sort of alteration there, though whether that happens today or at reset, I'm not sure.
After each success, "come to the PI and say, 'Now that we have won this grant, would it be possible for me to now build in some time so that I can start to build my own research agenda?' ". "The next step would be to suggest some sort of alteration... or different direction to the lines of research that are being pursued," Armbruster adds.
In conclusion, this study on 26 diagnosed T-LBL samples confirms that the FAS system is impaired to a wide extent in these tumors, with 57.7% of the cases presenting some sort of alteration of the pathway.
It is important, however, to remember that this is merely the tip of the iceberg – there are many other neuropsychiatric disorders such as epilepsy, autism spectrum disorders, and various intellectual disabilities, many of which are reviewed extensively in a review by the Marin research group [ 9], that possess some sort of alteration or disruption of balance within the developing nervous system.
These results, especially of TC and LDL, call the attention to the fact that there seems to be a positive association between dyslipidemia and an acne breakout since an expressive number of the studied patients presented some sort of alteration in their lipid profile.
It is dangerous to allow well-meaning employees to introduce quick alterations into a carefully engineered plant without some sort of a formal review.
It is dangerous for companies to allow well-meaning employees to introduce quick alterations into a carefully engineered plant without some sort of a formal review.
Then some sort of chortle.
