The phrase "a modified case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or example that has been altered or adapted from a standard or original case.
Example: "This is a modified case of the original theory, which takes into account new variables."
Alternatives: "an altered version of" or "a revised instance of".
Because information for arthritis was not routinely obtained, the accuracy of a modified case definition based on rash, fever, and lymphadenopathy was calculated against the standard of presence or absence of rubella-specific IgM in an oral fluid sample.
This paper covers the component-wide and plant-wide monitoring studies using the neural network approach for this modified case of the power plant.
Table 3 Comparison of original and modified cases for an example field Well no.
Two cases were developed: the original case representing a typical offshore fabricated deck flooring with sniped bottom flanges at connections for stringer beams and the strengthened case which was a modified form of the original case but with rolled steel angles welded at sniped bottom flanges of stringer beams and plate girders.
In the first case, a modified algorithm of Dijkstra is applied to elaborate the clustering process that the model requires.
In this case, a modified version of ABB should be conducted [ 36].
The frozen ground tissue was then added to 2 × RNA extraction buffer as described in La Claire and Herrin [ 33], in which case a modified version of this protocol for RNA isolation was followed.
Tirofiban, for instance, is a modified version of another anticoagulant in this case from the venom of the African saw-scaled viper.
The cross case analysis utilised a modified form of analytic induction [ 20, 21] to examine the empirical data of the case studies, and iteratively build 'middle range theories' [ 14] designed to be of interest to policy makers and practitioners elsewhere.
The teams applied a variety of methods in doing so, including group discussion, literature review, analyses of CHW program case studies, and a modified theory of change exercise.
