The phrase "a modified volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a volume that has been altered or adjusted in some way, such as in scientific, mathematical, or technical discussions.
Example: "The experiment required a modified volume of the solution to achieve the desired concentration."
Alternatives: "an adjusted volume" or "a revised volume".
In this paper, a modified volume balance model is developed to predict the advance curve in surface irrigation based on the variable actual depth at the upstream end of furrow.
Sprague-Dawley rats (n = 20, 5/g) were subjected to a modified volume controlled hemorrhagic shock and randomized as follows: (1) sham hemorrhage (SH), (2) hemorrhage and no resuscitation (NR), (3) resuscitation with racemic LR, three times the volume of shed blood (LR), (4) resuscitation with 7.5% HTS (HTS, 9.7 ml/kg).
We derived a modified volume fraction equation that takes the interface into account, and thus can precisely calculate the volume fraction of the reinforcement.
Then for a domain, the modified volume equals the Euclidean volume of the projection of onto the hyperplane.
The same experimental conditions were simulated using a numerical model employing the modified volume heat source (MVHS) model.
Given that is an -dimensional submanifold in, the modified volume of with center at is defined by (2.1).
For a domain, the geometric meaning of the modified volume of is the Euclidean volume of the orthogonal projection of into the counting orientation.
The modified volume is introduced by Choe and Gulliver (1992) and we prove a sharp modified relative isoperimetric inequality for the domain,, where is the volume of the unit ball of.
First, using the modified volume introduced by Choe and Gulliver [6], we have a modified relative isoperimetric inequality in or without the curvature correct term: (1.4).
Definition 2.1 (modified volume in ).
And the results are concerned with the modified volume.
