Sentence examples for demands modify from inspiring English sources

The present study investigated whether job demands modify the association between low levels of testosterone and andropause symptoms.

This has created demands to modify current forest management regimes, in particular regeneration practices.

The demands to modify mortgages or forestall evictions are especially onerous, some bank executives and experts say, because they could prompt some institutions to take steps that could lead to greater losses.

Fighting government demands to unlock phones puts Apple in a tough position — if investigators continue to demand Apple modify its iOS to allow decryption, the company will eventually have to decide whether or not to up its security even further and enable itself to refuse all government requests for data.

Thus, the decrease in heart rate and the rate pressure product could lower metabolic demand and modify reactive hyperemia during early reperfusion, thereby generating favorable (gentle) reperfusion conditions [ 32].

Most importantly, Jonathan Foley suggested that more food does not necessarily need to be produced at the global level; current food supplies may be able to feed the world, if waste is reduced and dietary demands are modified to minimize the need for resource-intensive foods.

This also allows the main structure of the software to remain constant for the user while software drivers are easily changed as hardware demands are modified and improved.

Those demands included modifying the practice of sending prisoners to security housing units for indefinite periods based on the judgment that they were involved in gang activities, and also abolishing the practice of "debriefing," in which inmates are encouraged to gain release from the unit by renouncing their gang affiliations and providing information about them.

However, athletes using LBPPT may experience a cardiovascular fitness decline because of the task's decreased aerobic demands without modifying the treadmill velocity at which they run [9, 10, 12, 16 24].

As they do so, they appear to have little incentive to bargain away their demands or to modify their side of the ledger, officials and analysts here say.

Experts say progress cannot come soon enough as aging baby boomers and improved public access for disabled people are certain to increase the demand for modified vehicles.