Sentence examples for contemporary modified from inspiring English sources

Contemporary modified Gleason grading in needle-biopsies demands adding the most common and highest Gleason grade to the final Gleason score, regardless of the amount of "highest" Gleason grade.

These laws are used still in fluid dynamics, though they are modified slightly from Helmholtz's original version (they are cited above in the contemporary, modified form).

Adam's furniture was copied and modified by contemporary cabinetmakers such as George Hepplewhite in his Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Guide (1788).

One service serving a diverse community in inner London modified a contemporary model for the development of cultural competence to provide an in-house training programme.

Mr. Susa adopts the recognizable musical language of his American contemporaries: firmly tonal yet modified by modal scales and given to periodic drifts into harmonic friction.

Qualifications: Since coming to critical attention in the 2001 New Contemporaries exhibition, with a modified 3.6-litre Ford Capri, the 26-year-old's career has been in overdrive.

In the western provinces they issued gold and copper pieces imitated from contemporary Byzantine coins, modifying the cross on the reverse of the latter somewhat to suit Muslim sensibilities.

By Rebecca Mead Leonard Lauder When Leonard Lauder, the chairman emeritus of the Whitney, first saw the menu at Untitled, Danny Meyer's new restaurant at the museum, he was less concerned with what was on it — pole-caught tuna salad on rye, mushroom-and-goat-cheese omelette, and other coffee-shop staples modified to meet contemporary tastes — than with what was missing.

When Leonard Lauder, the chairman emeritus of the Whitney, first saw the menu at Untitled, Danny Meyer's new restaurant at the museum, he was less concerned with what was on it — pole-caught tuna salad on rye, mushroom-and-goat-cheese omelette, and other coffee-shop staples modified to meet contemporary tastes — than with what was missing.

However, contemporary applications of liminality have modified Turner's characterisation to allow short but repeated periods of separation.

The club allows modified cars to incorporate contemporary transmissions.