Sentence examples for word alterations from inspiring English sources

The word Alterations, in fact, was freshly painted in an antiquated style on the store window.

The semantic equivalence was then performed and this consensus version was discussed with five mothers of people with DS in separate who suggested some word alterations and a format alteration.

In other words, alterations of both CCNA1 and TP53 in HNSCC will be redundant.

In other words, alterations of miRNAs expression can directly reflect the chromosomal or genomic changes of cancer-associated genes.

Following this, a few minor adjustments were made, including the addition of extra background questions and a question for screening respondents trading a very high proportion of their remaining life expectancy, and slight wording alterations to increase clarity.

I like the word-alteration themes because of their humor.

You could almost hear Jim Mora's famous 2001 "playoffs?" meme being replayed with a one-word alteration.

In other words, the alterations in the methods affected only a few lines of code, without removing the smell.

In other words, any alterations in the transmembrane potential (for example, initiated by variations of the external ion concentrations) switch functional performance of the system or make it non-excitable.

In other words, the alteration is proportional to the specific surface area.

Barrett opens "Charlotte" in familiar territory, giving us Austen's own words, with minor alterations: modern spellings, punctuation, paragraphing.