The fine threads and interconnecting hairs of this set of metaphors - all of which modify the others - show the form of the world of the novel, as well as of the minds of the characters.
There are different additives, some of which modify the rheological behavior of asphalts (wax or paraffin) while others, in theory, allow for unaffected rheological behavior (chemical additives).
The correlation accounts for the effects of sulphiding, calcination temperature and deactivation with running time, all of which modify the number of active sites, but not their intrinsic activity.
Genetic determinants of UTI susceptibility work in concert with social and behavioural risk factors, structural or functional abnormalities, catheters, foreign bodies or surgery, all of which modify the penetrance of susceptibility genes.
Aboriginal Australians have a disproportionate burden of social disadvantage, diabetes, and chronic heart and lung conditions, all of which modify the effect of air pollution on health [ 17- 23].
By regulating the neddylation status of cullin proteins, the CSN controls the activity of cullin-RING ubiquitin ligases, some of which modify substrates in response to DNA damage (Petroski and Deshaies, 2005).
More discussion is needed to arrive at an algorithmic description of which (modified) Wilson network to use when modeling a given experiment.
Three bitumen (two of which modified with SBS polymers), a calcareous filler and four different types of fiber with varying content were used to prepare the investigated mastics.
Static cysteine modifications of either carbamidomethylation (IAM-alkylation, +57.0215 Da) or ethanolyl (IE-alkylation, +44.0262 Da) were included on the basis of which modifying reagent was used.
Portal vein tumor thrombosis (PVTT) is a well-known complication of HCC, the presence of which modifies typical imaging features (Figs. 5, 6).
