Sentence examples for could be modified from from inspiring English sources
It is possible that these organs could be derived from cells, which could be modified from the individual herself, thereby overcoming all rejection phenomena.
The coating microstructure could be modified from nanocrystalline to predominantly amorphous by changing the pressure and target-to-substrate conditions to 4 mTorr and 2 cm, respectively.
The first uncertainty encompasses how and with what effects reindeer herding could be modified from being seen as a user of ecosystem services to being viewed and accepted as a producer of certain ecosystem services, an idea that resonates with the traditional biotope and landscape conservation schemes of the Common Agricultural Policies CAPP) of the European Union (CAP2010).
Then we tested predictions from optics for how eye morphology could be modified for better performance in dim-light.
Equipment now used in the sugar process could be modified for the alcohol process.
For instance, to include the least represented sequences (such as H8N1 and H10N1), the above method could be modified to exclude from Seq_0 those sequences that match more probes than a pre-set limit (N_thresh).
In order to clarify whether INaP could be modified in DGCs from epileptic animals, we performed a series of experiments in voltage-clamp mode.
Thus, as a result of such a developmental pattern, it is possible that by increasing or reducing the rate of accumulation of differentiated neurons at specific, independent clusters, final structure volume could be modified relatively independently from other structures.
We analysed if carboplatin-mediated growth inhibition of ovarian cancer cells could be modified by secreted factors from MSC.
Further, the aldehyde accumulation strategy could be modified to detect activity from other enzymes provided substrate catalysis can drive the unmasking of an aldehyde functional group.
The needle design could be modified to derive spectra from tissues surrounding the sharp tip, which could be valuable for determining whether the needle is close to puncturing a blood vessel.
