Sentence examples for approach of modifying from inspiring English sources
This study describes a novel approach of modifying phenylpropanoid biosynthesis to facilitate efficient protoplast isolation which has historically been problematic for American elm.
To investigate what structures scatter light, some investigators have taken the approach of modifying one type of organelle and then measuring whether the light scattering properties changed.
Using the approach of modifying selected and relevant model event probabilities, our model is flexible enough to explore the effect on the future requirements of CARPs of a variety of changing circumstances.
Therefore, the alternative approach of modified Poisson models, using a robust error variance procedure to more accurately estimate the SEs, was adopted.
We believe that such low cost approaches of modifying the surface of PEDOT PSS buffer layer would be promising candidates for photovoltaic application.
We believe that such approaches of modifying the surface and blending the AuNPS into PEDOT PSS buffer layers would be a promising candidate for solar cells application.
The two principal approaches of modifying the properties of a polymeric substrate are structural modification of the polymer and incorporation of additives.
As biophysical chemists, our approach consisted of modifying the surroundings of the receptor, a common but complex method used in the biophysical community.
In contrast with the traditional approach consisting of modifying the catalyst content, the activation of the reactive foaming process was improved through initial polyols blends.
The second approach consisted of modifying the sequence joining modules 2 to and 3 (which is involved in inappropriate ligation to module 8): the sequence was changed from agtg to agtc (a silent substitution) to prevent inappropriate ligation to module 8.
As a classical approach to modifying the properties of polymers, wet chemical modifications have been shown to induce the presence of reactive functional groups at the surface of polymer membranes (Liston et al. 1994).
