Sentence examples for conflicting modified from inspiring English sources
Query: 'Match modified proteins in Reactome & MS details in PRIDE' —after finding a matching or conflicting modified residue position, one can then inspect the peptides and the spectrum used to identify the modification.
The paths of conflicting robots are modified based on their position in a dynamically computed path modification sequence (PMS).
We assessed the effect of the dashboard on participants' decision making processes using the informed, values clarity, and uncertainty sub-scales from the decisional conflict scale modified to use a 7 rather than a 5 point scale to be consistent with the other assessment questions [ 44].
(2013): Exchange of Quality Reasoning and Conflicting Reasoning (which we modified into Reasoning about Multiple Answers) (Table 3).
Personal coordination in the form of negotiation among primary care and mental health leaders was used to resolve this conflict and modify the standardized procedures.
Coexistence measures such as isolation distances aim at minimizing conflicts between genetically modified (GM) and non-GM agricultural systems.
Main outcome measure Psychological and physical abuse (revised modified conflict tactics scale).
The modified conflict tactics scale is a self completed measure of potentially abusive behaviour by carers towards the recipient of their care.
Secondary outcomes were depression and anxiety caseness on the hospital anxiety and depression scale; quality of life of both the carer (health status questionnaire, mental health) and the recipient of care (quality of life-Alzheimer's disease); and potentially abusive behaviour by the carer towards the recipient of care (modified conflict tactics scale).
Further, we show that the modified smaller conflict graph is still a conflict graph of some MTO instance.
Numerous studies have sought to clarify a role for NPs as prognostic markers in the ICU setting, yet the results have been conflicting and insufficiently robust to modify a patient's management [54 58].
