Sentence examples for virtually unaltered from inspiring English sources
The original constitution written in 1896 was virtually unaltered until the early 1970s.
The reductase activity remained virtually unaltered after 30 min of exposure to 50 degrees C; even exposure to higher temperatures did not immediately inactivate the enzyme.
Many of the clubs have operated virtually unaltered since the nineteen-seventies, but the Internet and the widespread availability of cheap books have eaten into profits.
Built for F. W. Schaarman in 1953 by Richard Neutra in the Hollywood Hills, the house has remained virtually unaltered since its construction.
Her album, including many of her basement tapes virtually unaltered, came out in June 2001, reached No. 1 and remains a fixture in the Top 20.
It's also fostering ideal conditions for strong winds to blow over hundreds of miles of ocean, virtually unaltered, which piles up mammoth waves in the process.
The main challenge is that whereas germline genetic variation is present and unaltered in virtually every cell of a given individual, epigenetic profiles are subject to temporal, spatial and developmental dynamics, and are influenced by environmental factors.
23 28 In summary, bone density increases sufficient to continue therapy unaltered occurred in virtually all osteoporotic women treated with a potent oral bisphosphonate for three years.
NES cells can be propagated as monolayers for a virtually unlimited number of passages, retain a high and unaltered neurogenic potential over time and preserve the molecular and transcriptional signature of their tissue of origin17,18.
The election of Barack Obama coupled with the current economic crisis virtually guarantees that our collision course with the entitlement iceberg will remain unaltered.
After intraperitoneal injection of heat-killed pneumococci in vivo, however, TLR2KO mice displayed unaltered proinflammatory cytokine gene expression in their spleens, whereas MyD88KO mice had virtually completely lost their ability to mount a splenic cytokine response [ 24].
