Sentence examples for especially modification from inspiring English sources

It sometimes causes macroscopic or microscopic changes in the solid phase, especially modification of crystal type and size, specific surface changes or changing in chemical composition of solid phase, and it is commonly a slow process.

Post-transcriptional modifications at tRNA's wobble position 34, especially modifications of uridine 34, enable wobble to occur.

The most powerful is biotechnology, and especially genetic modification (GM).

Structural changes, especially textural modification together with appropriate Cr doping can notably enhance the photocatalytic property of the photocatalyst via a real change in the electrical conductivity of the doped films as shown in LBIC measurements (Figure 3a).

Especially the modification of synaptic connections as a crucial element of structural plasticity and long-term memory has been in the focus of intense research [1].

Moreover, epigenetic deregulation, especially histone modification, contributes to the deregulation of HOX genes in cancer.

This project strives to tackle a series of barriers to incorporating diabetes intervention, especially behavioral modification with routine medical services.

Repeat SST should be performed, especially if modification to the inhaled GC therapy has been undertaken to assess the potential return of HPA axis function.

From the GO term slim classification it is apparent that the 2374 network's proteins take part in metabolic processes (especially protein modification), biological regulation (especially intracellular protein kinase cascade), apoptotic processes, and intracellular transport.

Note that posttranslational modifications very commonly occur in disordered regions [ 1], perhaps much more often than in ordered regions, especially those modifications involving phosphorylation [ 21, 22].

But she added that other strategies — especially loan modifications like those recommended in the government's "Making Homes Affordable" program — are increasingly a first line of defense against foreclosure.