Sentence examples for agents to modify from inspiring English sources

Using biological agents to modify the rate of tooth movement has been shown to be effective in animals.

Moreover, knowledge of early pathological changes is essential for early treatment options and to develop better therapeutic agents to modify the disease progression.

We recently reported on the action of oral anti-hyperglycaemic agents to modify the synthesis and structure of proteoglycans and in accord with the present study it was shown that TZDs are the only group with direct vascular actions [ 37].

To assess the ability of anti-adhesive agents to modify drug penetration, we conducted proof of principle experiments in MCC, using the calcium chelating agent EGTA, which disrupts E-cadherin mediated cell adhesion.

Medications were historically employed chiefly as treatments to alleviate symptoms; however, in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, medications have been increasingly utilized as preventive agents to modify and/or reduce health risks.

This is the first report describing the complexity of the small RNA transcriptome during the essential processes of gonadogenesis and gametogonesis in the mosquito and the predominant role of piRNAs in limiting transposon proliferation in the germline is relevant to vector control approaches that propose these elements as agents to modify mosquito populations.

Non-planar ring contained polyester is synthesized as an effective toughening agent to modify polylactide (PLA).

Nano-ZnO (with an average diameter of 50 nm) and a silane coupling agent to modify nano-ZnO, KH-540 (γ-aminopropyltrimethoxysilane), were provided by Shanghai Aladdin Reagent Company.

Zhao et al. used an IL, namely 1- 3-aminopropyl -3-methylimidazolium bromide, as a functionalizing agent to modify graphene oxides [1- 3-aminopropyl -3-methylimidazolium

Moral thinking consists in recognizing the priceless value of a rational agent's autonomous will, something in light of whose value it is necessary for any rational agent to modify his behavior (1998, 22-35).

In this sense, cultural change is inevitable (e.g., in response to external stimuli), but it should be the goal of a change agent to modify culture in particular ways, in order to support meaningful change.