Sentence examples for appropriately modify from inspiring English sources

Can we appropriately modify the split proximal algorithm (1.9) so as to have strong convergence?

By tuning α, we can appropriately modify the transition probabilities when walking in the user-user network, trying to balance the trade-off between obtaining high-degree users and a diversified sampled user set.

What is necessary, however, is to appropriately modify the case arrived at through the Case Study Manager in order to come up with a design appropriate to the local situation taking into account technical, socio-economic and environmental aspects.

There is a need to undertake a wide range of adaptation actions at different management levels that seek to appropriately modify rotation length, tree species, stand structure and growth and yield models, and at the genetic level that prepare the planted forests to benefit from the pending changes in the climate.

The key feature of the proposed approach is the idea of shifting the location where boundary conditions are applied from the true to the surrogate boundary, and to appropriately modify the shifted boundary conditions, enforced weakly, in order to preserve optimal convergence rates of the numerical solution.

Rather, it is more likely to arise through effects on transcriptional co-regulators required to appropriately modify Cxcl2 promoter chromatin structure.

In 42% of cases antimicrobial prescription was adjudged as being appropriate, while in 11% of cases antimicrobials were appropriately modified following microbiology results.

When appropriately modified, this single invention was capable of either transmitting, receiving, or amplifying radio signals.

In order to explain observed deviations from perfect gas behaviour, such as condensation, the assumptions must be appropriately modified.

If I had insight enough and "gumption" enough to beat John Strachey to it, I could have applied those trenchant words, appropriately modified, to Paul Moore.

Especially in acid-catalyzed additions to carbon-oxygen and carbon-nitrogen double bonds, the first stage of the reaction can become rapidly reversible, and the mechanistic characteristics of the reaction are then appropriately modified.