Sentence examples for team altered from inspiring English sources
Dr. Fouchier's team altered the virus genetically so that it could become airborne, and spread from one ferret to another by coughing and sneezing.
LAST year, a scandal erupted around Chris Christie, the Republican governor of New Jersey, after some members of his team altered traffic patterns, seemingly in order to cause chaos in a Democrat rival's neighbourhood.
In addition, a neuron that normally fired after nine pulses would fail to shoot if the team altered the interval length between pulse eight and nine.
To check this, Kornbluth and her team altered the supply of glucose-6-phosphate, or G6P, a molecule formed during the conversion of glucose to energy, to extracts from frogs' eggs.
When the team altered the width of the paddles randomly, he had more trouble, except that he could always tell the wake of the flat paddle from that of the triangular one.
When the team altered the rhythm of the chorale so it differed from the score, blood flow to the cerebellum increased, even though the conductors weren't moving a muscle.
All three teams alter their plans repeatedly as things move along.
12th over: England 31-0 (Cook 16 Strauss 12) "Are you sure that the entire England Cricket Teams' alter egos aren't the womens team from the Horse and Hound in Ulverston?" chirrups Neil Streets.
Higginson 2003 : Higginson IJ, Finlay IG, Goodwin DM, Hood K, Edwards AGK, Cook A, et al. Is there evidence that palliative care teams alter end-of-life experiences of patients and their caregivers?
Every time the team alters the formulas that select and rank ads, Mr. Fox can run a test and quickly see the effect of the changes on users, advertisers and Google's revenue — which, in this year's first quarter, came in at the rate of more than $2 million an hour.
Nevertheless, data from research settings are likely to be susceptible to the Hawthorne effect (where the presence of a dedicated research team alters the disease epidemiology) as a result of increased implementation of interventions potentially leading to a decline in transmission [14] [16].
