Sentence examples for consistently modified from inspiring English sources
At this point, the data of choke pressure p ch are consistently modified based on typical field practices.
The length of the rachis in GH was reduced by shading with the parents but not with the NILs (Fig. 2C), and, in the field, was not consistently modified by population treatment (Fig. 2G).
Overall, rgRSV consistently modified the pattern of NGF receptors expression in the airways, increasing the high-affinity trkA while decreasing the low-affinity p75NTR, whereas the effect on BDNF and its trkB receptor was generally smaller and more variable.
JAG1 plays a critical role in our network since it was consistently modified in the disease state and its interactions were almost unmodified by IFN-ß therapy, making it an excellent therapeutic target in our model, even if JAG1 mRNA levels were not significantly different between patients and controls (Table S1).
During the process of analysis, categories were consistently modified and/or supplemented with (sub-) categories.
Staff consistently modified the curriculum to make it more interactive and focus attention on discussion rather than the written worksheets.
On the other hand, hyperbaric oxygen treatment did not consistently modify the anti-inflammatory effect of diclofenac in this model.
In addition, we demonstrate that the application of a perpendicular electric field can consistently modify the charge transfer between the adsorbed molecule and the MoS2 substrate.
In this paper, we focus on the development of a simulation workflow making it possible to integrate diagenesis information in the generation of the static model and to consistently modify this model to also account for production data.
Deep sequencing data did not consistently modify the susceptibility predictions achieved with population sequencing for darunavir, tipranavir or raltegravir.
Subsequent studies have confirmed that imagery-based approaches to CBM-I are capable of consistently modifying interpretive selectivity (Lau et al. 2011).
