Sentence examples for that altered both from inspiring English sources

From the late 1980s through 1991 the period of Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika ("restructuring"), glasnost ("openness"), and demokratizatsiya ("democratization") reform policies fundamental changes took place in the political system and government structures of the Soviet Union that altered both the nature of the Soviet federal state and the status and powers of the individual republics.

For Trimmer, the truth of the Bible was not only in its content, but also in its style, and some of her harshest reviews were written against texts that altered both the style and the substance of the Bible.

Fame is a prism that alters both perception of writers and the writers themselves, and rarely is this for the good.

However, regulation of p27Kip1 protein expression and function is predominantly through post-translational modifications that alter both the cellular localization and the extent of E3 ubiquitin ligase-mediated degradation.

These devices can be classified as follows: those that alter the series line reactance (TSSC and TCSC), those that alter the phase angle (SSPS) and those that alter both parameters (SSSC and UPFC).

Ningaloo Reef is influenced by distinctly seasonal oceanographic conditions that alter both physical conditions on the reef and the biogeochemical environment [23].

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01104.005 When corpses rupture they release an ammonia-rich, high nutrient fluid that alters both the pH and nutrient content of the soil (Meyer et al., 2013).

The year it unfolded, 2008, brought two political shocks that altered the course of both of their careers.

Measurements were made during baseline and ventilation perturbations that alter CBF, both with and without applied pressure.

For this reason, we may have underestimated the strength of association for factors that alter risk of both leishmanial infection and disease by including infected persons in our control group.

This response is complicated locally, however, by the influence of a backshore river that alters spatial temporal patterns of both intertidal and supratidal erosion and deposition.