Sentence examples for a modified replacement from inspiring English sources
Conde-Ruiz and González (2013) demonstrated, using the same methodology and the same demographic scenario as in this article, that the 2011 reform (in which the calculation period was extended, retirement age was increased to 67 and a modified replacement rate was applied to the reference wage) may imply a 3.7 p.p. of GDP reduction of expenditure by 2051.
These two levels of contrast were tested by sowing seeds in 15 cm diameter pots with standard potting mix in the following density series: 1, 2, 5, 10, and 20 seeds per pot using seeds from only one region and both regions mixed at a 50∶50 ratio (modified replacement series, i.e. proportion varied, 100% or 50%, with density held constant but more than one density tested, [22], [23]).
They cite arguments showing that the enhanced or modified replacement methods yield superior results when compared to genetic algorithms.
Six load sensors, a nine-channel telemetry unit and a coil for inductive power supply of the electronic circuits were integrated into a modified vertebral body replacement (Synex).
The Slit2 D4 structure was solved by molecular replacement using a modified model of human Slit2 D3 (Morlot et al, 2007a) and was refined at 1.8 Å resolution.
He has since printed a replacement along with a modified grip and stock which, he said, has made the gun sturdier.
"A Modified Janus Cassette (Sweet Janus) to Improve Allelic Replacement Efficiency by High-Stringency Negative Selection in Streptococcus pneumoniae". PLoS ONE 9 (6): e100510.
The first analogue is a modified Nijmegen-1, the second contains saccharin as substituent (bio-isosteric replacement of a carbonyl in Nijmegen-1 by a sulfonyl group) and the third one is derived from p-tolylmalondialdehyde.
In this work, a new surface pre-treatment based on a modified hexafluorozirconic acid solution with addition of copper was studied as a replacement of the phosphating process.
The structure of RNAP-GE was solved by molecular replacement with AutoMR in Phenix (McCoy et al., 2007) using a modified structure of T. thermophilus RNAP holoenzyme (PDB 3DXJ; Mukhopadhyay et al., 2008) as the search model.
