Sentence examples for which would have altered from inspiring English sources

The CPS said: "We have reviewed the evidence in relation to the News of the World employees' conduct during the original police phone-hacking investigation and concluded that there is nothing that these employees could have done which would have altered or affected the resulting prosecution.

It is also proved that the tests to assess the improvements obtained with design changes could not have been completed in the steady-state mode using a single engine because of the short life cycle of racing engines due to wearing, which would have altered the comparisons.

Twenty years ago, oceanographers had gathered enough evidence to conclude that the march of ice ages over the last million years was paced by the cyclical stretching and squeezing of Earth's orbit around the sun, which would have altered how sunlight fell on the planet's surface.

Without using RRT as a criterion, these patients would have been classified as having AKI I or II, which would have altered the outcome in these groups.

Typically, magnets are used to sift for zircons, which contain magnetizable minerals such as magnetite but that would have altered any remanent field in the zircons.

It seems unlikely that more frequent surveillance would have altered outcomes in this patient group, which probably reflects aggressive tumour biology.

Participants who reported receipt of influenza vaccine after October 2009 (which would have contained the pandemic A/California/7/2009 strain) were excluded, since this would have altered the subsequent trajectory of antibody titers.

Had it passed, the proposal would have altered Hartford's charter to change its form of government, which is led by a manager appointed by an elected City Council.

The proposed bill would have altered the state's definition of "justifiable homicide" to include the killing of an unborn child, which critics said would allow the murder of abortion doctors.

Over nearly all that immense time - 4.5bn years - Earth's appearance would have altered very gradually.

It is also possible that unmeasured factors that were not specifically addressed in this analysis (ie, concomitant chemotherapy, high- or low-protein diets, certain medications, etc) may have altered SCr levels, which would have affected WRF status.