Sentence examples for theory altered from inspiring English sources

In theory, altered sensory information arising from mechanoreceptors within damaged knee joint structures results in an ongoing reflexive response causing a reduction in spinal reflex excitability [ 6].

If Lessig could raise that amount for the 2016 elections, he could, in theory, alter the outcome of fifteen races in the Senate and sixty-five races in the House.

Several different physiological processes that are part of (or accompany) fiber activity could, in theory, alter the diffusion profile and therefore the measured FA-value.

With respect to the measurement of activity in white matter, several different physiological processes-other than morphological changes of glial cells-that are part of (or accompany) fiber activity could, in theory, alter the diffusion profile and therefore the measured FA-value as well.

37 39 The PLE could, in theory, alter the kinetics of IGF-1.

Research has shown that students often leave school without having acquired a scientifically valid conceptual framework of evolutionary theory (Alters and Nelson 2002).

That theory was altered when relatives of Bamber found a silencer in a gun cupboard that apparently contained traces of Caffell's blood.

What happened instead was that Flaherty contacted William Hurlbut, a Stanford bioethicist whose largely untested theory involving altered nuclear transfer — which uses cells that can't produce a living being rather than embryonic stem cells — had been the subject of a recent Globe article by Cook.

Dysfunction that occurs post treatment can, in theory, be altered, so it is this that the intensivist should try to measure.

Kalman emerged at a time when multinational corporations were changing the face of the world and multicultural theory was altering our understanding of it.

As has been noted, in this same context, Hume has also argued that no speculative philosophical theory can alter the natural workings of our moral sentiments.