Sentence examples for a substantial modification of from inspiring English sources
This section is a substantial modification of present law.
Costa, K. et al. The morphological transition of Helicobacter pylori cells from spiral to coccoid is preceded by a substantial modification of the cell wall.
Including FLR effects leads to a substantial modification of both the instability growth rate and the instability threshold.
A good coincidence was observed between the values of potential obtained with the pH electrode, while the data with the pCO2 electrode suggested that it needed a substantial modification of design depending upon its applications.
Our solution is perturbative, is based on the same privacy criterion used in microdata k-anonymization, and provides anonymity through a substantial modification of the Lloyd algorithm, a celebrated quantization design algorithm, endowed with numerical optimization techniques.
The micromachining based thin film process is compatible with the overall cell fabrication, comprising photolithography and soft lithography, and does not require a substantial modification of the original cell design.
The efficacy of currently available treatments for Hodgkin's disease (HD) has led to a substantial modification in the prognosis of this disease; nevertheless there is still a group of patients that cannot be cured with conventional treatments and who will be candidates for alternative therapy.
A substantial modification index connected to a scale should initiate substantive reconsideration of all the items comprising that scale.
At a minimum, such future work will require substantial modification of the experimental procedures to accommodate adult subjects.
Any change in lake regulation would be the first substantial modification of Lake Ontario water management in a half century, and a new plan would likely remain in place for decades.
But this week John Kenneth Galbraith, the eminent economist, came to Texas to seek, as he put it, "substantial modification" of the historical record -- "a more modest, I trust more informed," view of Johnson's five years in the White House.
