Sentence examples for be modified to accept from inspiring English sources
It is particularly problematic, however, for the acceptance of macroevolutionary processes; while "essentialist constraints can be modified to accept microevolutionary processes… (they) have to be radically transformed to endorse macroevolution" (Poling and Evans 2004).
Three reaction wells were used for most prototypes (one for a positive control, one for a negative control, and one for an unknown specimen); however, the existing prototype could easily be modified to accept several times this number without significant loss of performance, based on the available space in the EPCM and first principles of heat transfer.
Alternatively, the current database and website hosted by Bradley University may be modified to accept data and share links with genomic databases from any interested community.
The scripts require the neoplasm taxonomy [see Additional file 1], but can be modified to accept any parsable nomenclature that contains listed plain-text terms.
This system was especially tuned to process Health Level Seven (HL7) messages [ 18], but it can easily be modified to accept other document formats.
It was designed to fire 0.455in cartridges but has at some point been modified to accept longer 0.45in colt cartridges.
One modification allows me to disrupt the horizontal and vertical sync knobs, and another monitor was modified to accept audio inputs tat create an image like a chaotic oscilloscope.
If a link is judged acceptable one based on the current teaching or learning material, the goal map is modified to accept the link.
4tiitoo has shown off a slew of applications that have been modified to accept this new kind of input, from eye-tracking versions of games like Angry Birds and perennial geek favorite Minecraft to utilities like VLC Media Player.
Recently, UniChem has been modified to accept Standard InChIKeys alone, but will only accept these if a source is unable to provide Standard InChIs or Molfiles, and there are compelling reasons for including the source.
The version of Tephra2 used here was modified to accept an additional input file defining the TGSD, which accounts for aggregation processes (e.g. Biass et al. 2014; Bonadonna et al. 2002a).
