Sentence examples for systematically altering from inspiring English sources

By systematically altering colors and the sizes of the circles, the artist produces syncopated rhythms and subtle fluctuations in space.

The charges, which both denied, contend that the fraud went on for more than a decade, with company officials systematically altering financial statements to increase profits to impress investors.

Senior managers of a New Jersey foundry owned by McWane Inc., the nation's largest manufacturer of cast-iron pipe, conspired for years to violate workplace safety and environmental laws and then obstructed repeated government inquiries by lying, intimidating workers into silence and systematically altering accident scenes, according to a sweeping federal indictment unsealed here on Monday.

The UV clone plasmid was constructed by systematically altering each nucleotide of these two hexanucleotide sequences.

The method was optimized by systematically altering the concentrations of Perfect Match PCR Enhancer, MSP, BP, and dNTPs.

MIP analysis showed that by systematically altering the preparation parameters, the overall networks were clearly macroporous with pore sizes ranging from 5.6 ± 4.2 to 37.7 ± 13.7 μm.

Quantitative experiments demonstrate that inherited traits can be systematically altered by controlled practice.

The dioleoyl phosphatidylcholine (DOPC) monolayer activities of 11 systematically altered 11 residue β-sheet tape-forming peptides were studied.

Results for the plate show that the average modal density and the underlying dispersion equation of the structure are gradually and systematically altered with increasing uncertainty.

We systematically altered the perceptual range in which animals recognize forest fragments, water bodies or cities, as well as the probability that they respond to these landscape elements.

We use synthetic data to perform a controlled experiment in which the data characteristics are systematically altered to introduce imperfections such as nonlinearity, multicollinearity, unequal covariance, etc.