Sentence examples for capable of being modified from inspiring English sources

There is no word in the English language less in need of a modifier, nor less capable of being modified, than rape.

But it said that the country had blocked its inspectors for more than a year now from visiting a heavy-water reactor capable of being modified to produce plutonium that could be used in weapons.

Further sequencing analysis on the trypsin-digested peptides of probe 1a-labeled PTP1B using tandem mass spectrometry revealed that all six cysteine residues of PTP1B are capable of being modified by probe 1a.

As such, the directorate was the repository for every Iraqi government record relating to its weapons programs, as well as to the activities at dozens of industrial sites in Iraq that were "dual-use" -- used to manufacture permitted items but capable of being modified to manufacture proscribed material.

With that introduction came the by now famous, often acrimonious, divide between nature and nurture how much of our behavior is genetically based (that is genetically "determined") and how much a consequence of our environment (and thus capable of being modified)?

What is also remarkable is that this ancient instrument and its music are still capable of being modified and played in new ways.

"If our brains are capable of being reshaped, modified and improved based on our interactions with the environment, targeted interactions may be able to counteract decline," says Gazzaley, though he stresses that the crucial word is "targeted". There have been few studies looking at which specific game components target particular brain functions.

Put into perspective, piggyBac is by far the most promising vector system for gene therapy, as piggyBac transposase is the only one capable of being molecularly modified without substantially losing activity (reference 15 and this study).

Polymer-supported reagents are comprised of crosslinked polymer networks that have been modified with ligands capable of selective metal ion complexation.

Histones are small, basic proteins whose tails are capable of being post-translationally modified in many ways, including acetylation, methylation and phosphorylation, all of which are thought to alter chromatin dynamics and gene expression in various ways [ 69].

The flamelet model, which is capable of predicting flame extinction but not reignition, is modified by mimicking known reignition scenarios.