Sentence examples for which profoundly altered from inspiring English sources

Two companies of Holt tractors with the dual role of gun-tractors and supply trains were also used in the Mesopotamia campaign Holt tractors played a small part in the development of tanks, which profoundly altered ground warfare tactics.

Near-death experiences must also have a neurological basis of their own, one which profoundly alters consciousness itself.

Many of us will have lived as Dubliners both in Dublin and abroad, something which profoundly alters how you view the city.

From the daguerreotype to the cellphone snapshot, the history of photography has unfolded as a series of miracles, each of which has profoundly altered our understanding of the time-space continuum.

Beavers are the archetypal keystone species, which can profoundly alter ecosystem structure and function through their ecosystem engineering activity, most notably the building of dams.

Recent data also point to another pathway, other than covalent histone modification, which can profoundly alter a chromatin arrangement in aging cells.

More surprising observation was the extent to which vitamin D deficiency also profoundly altered the expression of circadian rhythm-related genes.

When "the patient suffered from disease in which the organs were so profoundly altered that it was little use attempting to prescribe anything more than a series of placebos".

The GluRδ2-null mice, such as knockout and hotfoot have profoundly altered cerebellar circuitry, which causes ataxia and impaired motor learning.

From the alphabet to clocks and printing, every major new technology has profoundly altered the way in which humans think.

But what I have found myself frequently reflecting on is how the behaviour of my doctors in those days profoundly altered the way in which I would treat my patients.