Sentence examples for become modified as a from inspiring English sources
Cyclopoid copepods are the most important parasites of marine sponges; in fact, some genera of these crustaceans have become modified as a consequence of their parasitic existence.
Pachycephalosaurid horns originated ontogenetically as node-like structures, some of which expanded into horns and bony spikes and then became modified as blunt, nodal structures in late stage ontogeny.
The eggs of certain species of scorpions have little or no yolk; the embryo is nourished by the parent in a manner similar to that in mammals part of the scorpion oviduct becomes modified as a uterus for the embryo; another part lies close to the female's gut and absorbs nutritive substances that are conveyed to the developing young.
Gametes (mature germ cells) are shed into the body cavity and collect in nephridia (excretory organs) that become modified as egg- and sperm-storage organs; they are emitted into the sea from nephridiopores.
This reaction may be eliminated by reducing the pH to an acid value, but at the same time the gelation kinetics become modified as the complexation process is then different from the alkaline case.
The physico-chemical surface properties of the coating become modified as the biofilm develops (Dang et al. 2008).
Thus Hahnemann's principle being dependent on the cause of symptoms becomes modified as 'similia similibus curantur causosymptomically'.
Except in some early branches of the vertebrate lineage (i.e., agnathans) a pair of gill arches has become modified so as to form jaws.
In dolioloids and salps, these muscles have become modified so as to produce jet propulsion.
If, however, CD34 + cells from the same source are cultured with e.g. cytokines, activating antibodies or a gene therapy vector, they become modified CD34 + cells and are regarded as an ATMP.
Gradually, old traits are repurposed as populations become modified over generations, creating the "endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful" which left Charles Darwin in awe of nature.
