Sentence examples for substantial altered from inspiring English sources

Nothing substantial altered in the world, and the wild, amoral capitalism that developed from his Hayek-inspired economic vision created wealth for some, but otherwise had no respect for the homes or jobs of Powell's followers, nor for the other things he cared about – tradition, national borders, patriotism or religion.

Our data suggest that CatSper1-4 hacquiredirevolutionaryary novelties through substantial altered functional constraints after possible ancestral replication.

We found that only the year of publication contributed to substantial altered heterogeneity, which could account for 100% source of heterogeneity.

Long bF of GRIN2A, GRIN2B and GRIN2C indicated substantial altered functional constraints in their gene cluster.

Virtually zero bF of GRIN2D suggested GRIN2D cluster may contain a larger component of ancestral function compared to other gene clusters, and long bF of GRIN2A, GRIN2B and GRIN2C indicated substantial altered functional constraints in their gene cluster.

Functional divergence analysis among UCP family members indicated that substantial altered functional constraints have occurred on all UCP paralogues after gene duplication, which may have led to the evolution of new functions.

The inclusion of log pcGDP to Model 2 did not substantial alter this effect (β=−29.0, 95% CI: −43.2, −14.7).

Lastly, some of our estimates for pesticide suicides are based on combined accidental and suicide deaths; but where such deaths are separately categorised, the great majority of pesticide deaths are suicides so it is unlikely that conflating intentional and unintentional pesticide deaths in these countries would substantial alter the overall results [ 82, 38].

Moreover, the language used to speak of the elements of incidental change are extended to substantial change and altered in meaning so as to avoid equivocation.

Fibroids contain substantial amounts of altered and disordered collagens, which contribute to their bulk.

As discussed here, there is substantial evidence for altered taste sensitivity, taste-guided liking and wanting, and neural reward processing in the obese, but it is not clear whether such traits cause obesity or whether obesity secondarily alters these functions.