Sentence examples for by performing a modified from inspiring English sources
We evaluated the performance of BOF-asphalt concrete (which is used as a reinforced trackbed) by performing a modified penetration test, dynamic triaxial test, tensile stress restrained specimen test (TSRST), thermal conductivity test, and dynamic model test.
The complete gene sequences were amplified by performing a modified TAIL-PCR.
An antibacterial effect by OCHS was not observed even in extremely high concentrations by performing a modified agar diffusion test.
The possibility of an interaction effect between geographic and temporal factors clearly exists, which was tested by performing a modified version of Mantel's test.
Finally, we evaluated whether loss of α-pv impaired cell migration of ECs by performing a modified Boyden-chamber assay and found a significantly decreased migration of α-pv deficient cells compared with control cells.
IPs involving the inferomedial wall of frontal sinus can be removed by performing a modified Lothrop procedure, whereas in cases of lateral or more superior involvement of the frontal sinus, an osteoplastic flap may be additionally needed to gain adequate exposure.
For all regressions, the dependencies due to repeated measurements were considered by performing a robust regression using a modified Huber/White/Sandwich estimator of variance [ 19].
We modified this by performing a weighted sum of the different samples in the tree.
Then, we modify them by performing a numerical optimization with respect to the target velocity and replacing the clutter covariance matrix with a proper estimate.
Subsequently, we modified this procedure by performing an esophagogastroduodenal anastomosis (EGDA) in order to induce reflux of gastric and duodenal contents into the esophagus.
This validation was obtained by performing the modified 5' RACE protocol on mRNA extracted from pooled tissues of leaf, stem, root, and flower where it had been previously demonstrated that ctr-miRn2, ctr-miRn3, and ctr-miRn4 are all abundant.
