Sentence examples for will require alteration from inspiring English sources

In interdependent and therefore tightly coupled systems, changes to one systems component will require alteration elsewhere in the system, therefore impairing the capacity of these systems to be changed.

Successful immunotherapy will require alteration of the tumour microenvironment and/or decreased immune suppression.

Although many independent bridal stores do stock some off-the-rack dresses, the traditional method of buying a wedding dress has required the bride to try on the store's sample gowns and place an order for a new dress, which can take as long as six months to be delivered by the manufacturer and will require alterations at additional cost.

The plan, which will not require alteration of the existing aquarium, is an attempt to boost attendance in a target market dominated by powerhouse tourist attractions including Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm, Universal Studios and SeaWorld.

As opposed to surface-mounting (installing a camera directly on a ceiling surface), flush-mounting (cutting a hole and installing a camera in the ceiling with the optics exposed) will provide a more discreet and streamlined appearance, but will require permanent alteration to the installation locations.

Achieving this [change], however, will require radical alterations in the way nature is treated at every level of decision-making, and new ways of cooperation between government, business and civil society.

They may also require alteration.

While further scientific research will require some major alterations to current theory, these advances will not invoke intervention by any supernatural agent.

Assessment of possible central opioid alterations will require additional CSF studies, neuroendocrine challenge studies, brain imaging or post-mortem analyses.

Support for clinical targeting of these alterations will require extensive in vitro and in vivo experimentation to understand whether and how the mutation functions biologically.

But he and others who believe there may be value in revisiting the 14-day threshold stress that any alteration to it will require extensive discussion with policymakers and the public.