Sentence examples for capture modification from inspiring English sources
CAMA differs from other approaches in that it is an open system that enables continuous and intuitive capture, modification and implementation of updated manufacturability KID.
A secondary linear model captured modifications in FCD behavior due to steam flashing.
Additionally, the Session Logging Tool captures the degree to which there are modifications within an activity, whereas the Teacher Learning Goals instrument simultaneously captures modifications and their appropriateness.
We sought to capture this modification in a more physiological context by relying on native membranes and cytosol to provide the core components of LC3 lipidation as well as any regulatory proteins that may be required for early autophagosome formation.
Furthermore, as high-throughput sequencing directly measures the DNA present in a sample, it can capture several modifications and alterations at once.
In order to apply full scale CO2 capture, major process modification and redesign needs to be carried out, particularly in the gas turbine unit and heat recovery steam generator (HRSG).
Analyses that control for a person's exposure to other patients carrying resistant organisms will help to capture the effect modification because of varying transmission pressures during a study.
One may argue, like Rutter [ 10] and Spitzer and Wakefield [ 6], that impairment can be better captured by the modification of symptom criteria.
Our studies demonstrate the utility of a biotin-tagged, high-affnity ligand for targeted protein capture to map modifications generated on Hsp90 by reactive species.
The Mediterranean diet scoring approach (Trichopoulou et al, 1995) accommodates likely nutritional confounding, and captures possible effect modification among foods (Jacques and Tucker, 2001).
Models 2 or 3 do better in this sense, differentiating the effects between heat wave days and non-heat wave days through the variables capturing the effect modification between the lags of temperature.
