Sentence examples for accepted modifications from inspiring English sources

Don't touch a drop ReprintsThe deal with the Syrian government was agreed only after the Arab League accepted modifications, including paring down the number of observers from 500 to 150; so far around 70 have arrived.

MEMOSys differentiates between two access types for models: (a) public available models are visible to all visitors and contain only accepted modifications; (b) assigned models are only visible to registered users and editors of the particular models.

We found a high prevalence of moderate renal impairment, particularly in women, using the widely accepted modification of diet in renal disease formula, in common with recent findings.

Instead, the group said, the S.E.C. should accept modifications imposed by the European Commission.

In turn, the scientist will be able to define from which other scientists she/he accepts modifications of her/his network, usually with the idea of reviewing these before importing them.

Administrators are editors, which have access to all models, are able to accept modifications of entities, and change the public availability of models.

We used this model to obtain the modification(s) that changed the minimum number of irreversible reactions, and accepted the modification(s) if the changed irreversible reaction(s) was (were) reported as thermodynamically reversible in either the metabolic network of E.coli [ 13] or that of Bacillus subtilis [ 45].

Although it is generally accepted that modification of the Keap1 critical cysteine residues is a chemico-biological trigger for the activation of Nrf2, some literature has revealed alternative mechanisms of Nrf2 regulation, including phosphorylation of Nrf2 (Bryan et al. 2013).

By 2012 Putnam accepted a modification of functionalism called "liberal functionalism".

These approaches were able to block the DPPB-induced increase of eNOS-Ser phosphorylation, an accepted posttranslational modification activating eNOS [15].

We accepted that modification to our protocol which had the added advantage of avoiding a time lag due to the screening process which would have resulted in our randomising women in pregnancy than we wanted.