Sentence examples for concurrent modifications from inspiring English sources

The low energy ion implantation resulted in concurrent modifications in atomic structure, nanohardness, surface chemistry, hydrophobicity, and cell behavior on the surface of the Zr-based BMG, which were proposed to be mutually correlated with each other.

Concurrent modifications While a local set is in use in a network operation, the application may still continue to mutate that set.

In the absence of additional mechanisms, concurrent modifications of a key are therefore not guaranteed to be atomic or even sequentially consistent [22, 23].

When editing a compound or a composition the application deals with concurrent modifications transparently and conflict resolution dialog is shown on which the user can select which values to use for each property and then save that new version.

Furthermore, the HER2 gene is located on chromosome 17q21-22, close to TOP2A, resulting in 33 60% of HER2-positive tumours containing concurrent modifications of TOP2A (Smith et al, 1993; Jarvinen et al, 2000; Bofin et al, 2003; Olsen et al, 2004).

As a result, tandem mass spectra are substantially 'mixed' in that they contain fragment ions from many isobaric histone isoforms (i.e. modified histone forms with nearly the same number and type of modifications, but distributed to different residues), and it is not possible to confidently identify which concurrent modifications are on the same histone polypeptide.

If an entity is updated, the numeric version column is incremented by 1. Update statements always contain the version in the where-clause and if a concurrent update occurs, they do not match and the concurrent modification is detected.

The approach is verified experimentally using a 26-node lab 3D truss structure and 30 identification cases of a single mass modification or two concurrent mass modifications.

Darwin, and later Cuènot, recognized that this problem was easily solved if characters that had evolved for one reason changed their function at a later time without any concurrent structural modifications, at least to begin with.

During Giardia encystation, a sequence of morphological changes concurrent to modifications on the distribution of structured actin and in the expression of actin mRNA were observed.

Darwin, and later Cuènot, recognized that this problem was easily solved if characters that had evolved for one reason changed their function at a later time with little to no concurrent structural modification, at least initially.