Sentence examples for subtle alteration from inspiring English sources

Dr. Fried was most noted for his subtle alteration of chemical structures, which enabled him to produce tailor-made compounds.

For them, there is little that is natural about when we get old or die, and the subtle alteration of our incubator, our scientific and technological surroundings can keep us alive longer than ever before.

A subtle alteration, such as making a computer easy and cheap to fix so that, when it goes wrong, the owner will be repair it rather then replace it, could make a huge difference to combating a global issue such as e-waste in Bangalore.

Perhaps the most significant change is the one that is least visible, a subtle alteration in the balance of power within both Israeli and Palestinian society that has seen the emergence of a newly confident economic class that is demanding a more normalised political state.

Any story that, on its very first page, redefines its protagonist from third to first person, flips forward in time to offer a view of him from elsewhere, makes a subtle alteration of tense, and announces that the character's age in the story is a matter of speculation even to the older self doing the narrating, is going to be a story about perception, whatever else it is.

Each of these three principal steps produces a subtle alteration of the properties of UHMWPE.

Further studies are needed, as the authors point out, but subtle alterations in immune function following these operations may alter the cardiovascular risk [4].

Other design institutions are not altering their lineup of events but are considering subtle alterations and shifts of emphasis to shows already in the works.

These results suggest that lateral interactions are not altered in ASD at a group-level, but that subtle alterations in such neurobiological processes may underlie the heterogeneity seen in the autism spectrum in terms of sensory perception and behavioral phenotype.

Such subtle alterations seem to resonate with shoppers.

But in addition to the explicit references, there were always subtle — or not so subtle — alterations.