Sentence examples for changed the modalities of from inspiring English sources
The Oslo "peace process", begun in 1993, changed the modalities of the occupation, but not the basic concept.
What the government is actually planning is an experiment to change the modalities of existing transfers — nothing more, nothing less".
The order of mixing and the mixing intensity do not seem to change the modality of the size distribution.
In certain cases, the government of a society may change the modality of what is proper if this is for the common good.
It is not clear that simply changing the modality of the marker stimulus (e.g., from a brief beep to a flash of light) effectively changes the modality of the bounded interval from auditory to visual.
A proper control procedure maintains the visual aversive stimulus unchanged but changes the modality of the randomly interleaved reward predicting stimulus, for instance from visual to auditory.
Changes in the modalities of reimbursement in health centres were key turning points in the implementation of this health policy.
Changes in the modalities of cervical screening and new screening modes with higher PPVs are therefore warranted for these generations of women.
Most of the latter decline in postterm births has occurred due to the introduction of a policy of routine labour induction for postterm pregnancies [ 10] (although changes in the modality of gestational age ascertainment, from menstrual dating to ultrasound dating, have contributed as well [ 20]).
Similarly, as would be expected given that changes in the modality of RRT within each treatment arm were driven by hemodynamic status, participants who began treatment with intermittent therapy and were switched to CRRT had higher mortality than those who were converted from continuous therapy to IHD (Table 1).
A significant interaction between the initial fat store and feeding rate during fall and winter was found on the variation of weight, i.e., pikeperch changed its feeding behaviour according to the modalities of these two factors.
