Sentence examples for considering a modification from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, an alternative method for lessening the tooth-profile undercutting is also presented by considering a modification of the basic fillet geometry using a modified rack cutter.

We have presented a new three-term conjugate gradient method for solving nonlinear large scale unconstrained optimization problems by considering a modification of the quasi-Newton memoryless DFP update of the inverse Hessian approximation.

However, if interactions between chemotherapy and HAART do occur, it may be worth considering a modification of the antiretroviral regimen rather than stopping the chemotherapy, as long-term prevention of HIV progression may be less of a priority in view of the poor prognosis of these patients.

There are multiple potential reasons for considering a modification to the antiretroviral regimen of a virologically suppressed patient, including tolerability and toxicity 5 and/or to preserve treatment options, avoid nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NRTI) toxicity, or even decrease treatment cost.

Ganoid scales, sometimes considered a modification of the placoid type, are chiefly bony but are covered with an enamel-like substance called ganoin.

Let us consider a modification of the Bavrin operator (6).

For simplicity, we consider a modification of (2) in the following derivations, which does not change the final SEP results.

To do so, it is considered a modification in random walk model, the new model formulation is shown in Eq. (9): X_{k+1} = FX_{k} + BU_{k} + w_{k}, (9).

In this paper we consider a modification of the Shishkin discretization mesh designed for the numerical solution of one-dimensional singularly perturbed reaction diffusion problems.

We also considered a modification of the approach whereby we sampled the dependent variable in each randomization step from a normal distribution with the same mean and variance as the observed dependent variable.

As an example of the higher expressivity introduced by this generalization, consider a modification of Problem 1: Three friends, Alice, Bob, and Charlie, go to the pub everyday and they have two options: "Bar Phi" and "Bar Not Phi".