Sentence examples for uniform alteration from inspiring English sources

I will say that the Blue Jays, in their seemingly annual uniform alteration, have cleaned up their road jersey.

Evidence for modulation of TGFβ target genes was also obtained, although a uniform alteration of the predicted response to TGFβ stimulation could not be identified for TBL20 cell relative to BL20-LPS (data not shown).

However, there has always been a slight uneasiness about the heterogeneity of the cell populations at different stages of this process differentiation is often a trend rather than a uniform alteration of all cells in the population.

It involves wearing forms of school uniforms with alterations (eg. loose socks, short skirts).

On comparing the results of the responses produced by L. minor under the metal stress of Pb2+ and Zn2+, this can be clearly observed that Pb2+ induces more uniform and significant alteration in the physiological processes of L. minor as compared to Zn2+.

Apart from changes in the pattern of the surface charge, membrane fluidity also appears to be altered in tumorigenic cells, though it is not clear if this alteration is uniform throughout all carcinomas.

"Do not tumble dry your uniform" or make any alterations that change the "look and feel" of it, warns the manual.

While culturing the cells introduces its own alterations in gene expression, these alterations are uniform across samples.

The Jets have undergone three significant uniform changes with minor alterations throughout the years.

Gaps (defined as interruption of the FE, Figs. 6 A,B and S8A, E; white arrowheads), altered FC shape changes in late st9 and st10 (cuboidal to columnar, Figs. 6A,B and S8B; yellow asterisks) and disorganized FE in st11-12 (i.e. an alteration in fairly uniform hexagonal array, Figs. 6B and S8D) were quantitated (Table 1).

Such regularization methods, which describe interactions between points, provide some general properties (including objectivity and the non-alteration of a uniform field) as well as drawbacks (damage initiation, free boundary).