Sentence examples for developed by changing from inspiring English sources

Ten LULC scenarios were developed by changing the LULC percentages in the forested and urban test watersheds.

They can be administered by vectors introduced directly into the body or can be developed by changing the constitution of cells removed from allogeneic or autologous donors.

Based on these reference core concepts, TRU burner cores with low and high TRU conversion ratios were developed by changing the intra-assembly design parameters and core configurations.

These two polymers were chosen from a combinatorial library of polymers developed by changing the type and size of the two substitutable chain locations.

A small but structurally important library of monophosphite ligands was developed by changing the substituents at the C-3 position of the furanoside backbone and the substituents/configurations at the biaryl phosphite group.

To establish the DTM, specific techniques for acquisition of optical images have been developed by changing the direction of optical image acquisition through agility sensors: left/right for SPOT 1 4 and front/rear for SPOT 5 and ASTER.

If this analogy has efficacy, it means that companies develop by changing to meet the needs of their market.

Current advances in molecular technology can benefit public health in developing and developed countries by changing the conceptual research framework for wastewater-receiving wetlands from 'pathogen removal' to 'pathogen source tracking' efforts.

Amgen developed Aranesp by changing the amino acid backbone of the first-generation epogen molecule and adding sialic acid to it enabling less frequent dosing.

Osborn [53] recently developed a model for human tooth development, in which a wide range of tooth morphologies can be predicted from the developing tooth by changing four directional force parameters during proliferation from a single epithelial cell, mimicking the effects of cell and tissue interactions.

The over-expression of peroxiredoxin 2540 and thioredoxin peroxidase 1 at 72 hours in worker larvae and thioredoxin peroxidase 1 and glutathione S transferase S1 at 120 hours in queen larvae suggest a key role of the antioxidant system in both developing larvae by changing oxidation products into harmless chemicals [42].