Sentence examples for be constructed and modified from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the network state equations can be constructed and modified easily by using the defined generalized capacitor-branch admittance matrix.
Non-viral vectors are safe, can be constructed and modified by simple methods, and exhibit high gene encapsulation ability [5].
Could fluorescein diacetate viability microscopy be used to assess regimen efficacy in such patients, and could regimens be constructed and modified according to serial assessments of viability microscopy?
The test equipment was constructed and modified according to the operational principles, conditions and simulation results.
Skulls offer permanent pieces of evidence, but the interpretation of their changing phylogenies or evolutionary paths provides opportunities for rich discussion about how science knowledge is constructed and modified.
"Roads, rivers, 'buffer zones' of empty land, and other barriers were constructed and modified to keep people separate.
Individual memory, shared memory, and narrative history interact in highly complicated ways, shaping each other as different versions of the past are constructed and reconstructed, modified and invented.
A dynamic model of the powder feeder system, including material transport delay, is constructed, and a modified proportional plus integral (PI) controller is designed.
Exponential strong stability preserving (SSP) high order time discretizations are constructed and then modified to overcome the stiffness and preserve the bound of the numerical solutions.
A new CSFV-BAC (pBeloR26) derived from the Riems vaccine strain has been constructed and subsequently modified in the E2 coding sequence, using the targeted recombination strategy to enable rescue of chimeric pestiviruses (vR26_E2gif and vR26_TAV) with potential as new marker vaccine candidates.
Crack length versus the number of cycles curves are constructed and fitted to a modified logistic function, which enables for the calculation of the crack propagation rates and critical crack lengths from the first and second derivative of the logistic function.
