Sentence examples for development modifications from inspiring English sources
Over the past 10 years, continuous effort has been put into technical development, modifications to improve the overall performance, and additional probing techniques to meet users' needs.
During adaptation to restricted fetal development, modifications to nuclear receptors act to optimize growth and differentiation.
During berry development modifications of the cell wall allow cell expansion within the skin and the pulp tissues.
Meanwhile, BATS said it had also received a request from the S.E.C. for "documents and information related to the development, modification and use of order types, and our communications with certain market participants".
The reduced seed yields were mainly caused by abnormal stamen development, modification of floral architecture, and reduced pollen production.
The experiences encountered during the development, modification, and refinement of a finite element model of a four-door sedan are described.
This review focuses on the utilization of a supramolecular chemistry approach for the development, modification, and application of photodynamic and PAs.
Two growth facilities, a versatile ultra high vacuum growth chamber and an industrial photomultiplier production facility, allow the investigation of fundamental aspects of the cathode growth and the development, modification and implementation of recipes in an industrial production environment.
Although rapid progress has been made in identifying multiple mechanisms that modulate p-glycoprotein action, still much more remains to be discovered, including practical aspects of inhibitor development, modification of regulatory pathways or development of specific delivery systems to lower the barrier function in brain capillaries.
PRO instrument development, modification, and validation usually occur in a nonlinear fashion with a varying sequence of events, simultaneous processes, or iterations.
One or more parts of the original process may be repeated in new PRO instrument development, modification, or change in application of an existing instrument.
