Sentence examples for can only be modified from inspiring English sources

They can only be modified.

In addition, many belowground services are more dependent on slow soil processes (e.g. soil C sequestration) and hence their supply can only be modified over long time scales.

Thus, assuming one sees counterconditioning and extinction as types of associative learning, we can say that associative learning does not necessarily eventuate in associative structures, but associative structures can only be modified by associative learning.

In the terminology of Vendler [1967], 'Caesar's death' is a perfect nominal: the process of nominalization is complete and the expression can only be modified by adjectival phrases ('Caesar's violent death').

During each iteration a macrostate can only be modified once.

The activity of the hippocampal network can only be modified by neurons that can integrate incoming signals to produce a firing behavior and alter the state of postsynaptic targets.

A trust can be revocable, meaning that the person who created the trust (often called the grantor or settlor) can modify or terminate it at any time, or a trust can be irrevocable, meaning that the grantor cannot modify or terminate the trust (an irrevocable trust can typically only be modified or terminated with the permission of the beneficiary and/or by a court).

In contrast, "wild" ancestors or Bacillus strains recently isolated from the environment can only be genetically modified by phage transduction, electroporation or protoplast transformation.

One of the foundational concepts in web security is the cookie same-origin policy: cookies can only be read and modified by the domain that set them.

And overlying the particular decisions to which this course has given rise is the fact that, short of future action by this Court, their impact can only be undone or modified by the slow and uncertain process of constitutional amendment.

As any allocation that is claimed to be optimal can be modified and can only be improved to obtain a constant rate and constant power across each epoch, one can limit attention to policies that has constant allocations within epochs.