The phrase "any of the modifications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to one or more changes or alterations among a set of options.
Example: "You can choose any of the modifications to customize your order."
Alternatives: "any of the changes" or "any of the adjustments".
It is not clear whether any of the modifications would do anything to improve the Avalon Hybrid's combined fuel-economy rating of 40 miles per gallon.
Neither the bacterial DNA concentration nor the relative abundance of fungal and archaeal DNA were influenced by any of the modifications tested, but values changed over the sampling period (days 10 14).
But given Cablevision's staunch desire to live by the terms of the March 12 agreement without any of the modifications sought by Hindery, it is unlikely that it would agree to YES's last-ditch plan to be on the air for the Yankees' opening night tomorrow in Toronto.
Therefore, we do not consider any of the modifications when calculating the bias of successive synonymous codon pairs.
Nigersaurus does not incorporate any of the progressive modifications in jaw structure and musculature that arose in parallel during the evolution of dental batteries in ceratopsids and hadrosaurids or the elaborated masticatory apparatus of mammals.
There is no published data that show that any of the crib modification products prevent injury, or even save the furniture, but there is plenty of data showing that these modifications have been implicated in the deaths of babies and toddlers in their sleep space.
Multiple non-receptor tyrosine kinases were earlier shown to increase AKT activity [43], [44], however, precise mechanism of AKT activation by any of the Tyr-modifications is not clear, nor is their role in initiation or progression of cancer.
Surprisingly, such strong alteration in pre-ribosome association was not observed for any of the 72 modification-guide snoRNAs in any helicase mutant tested.
Multivariate statistical analysis enabled the identification of the metabolites whose change in concentration was characteristic of the modification in any of these macroscopic parameters.
Unexpectedly, their transcripts do not undergo any of the complex posttranscriptional modifications used by their cousins, and thus seem to be rather mundane.
