Sentence examples for extensive manipulation of from inspiring English sources
Wheat blossom midges, on the other hand, feed on developing wheat seeds and either do not require extensive manipulation of host plants such as growth inhibition [ 19], or manipulate host plants in different ways.
A March FERC report concluded that there had been extensive manipulation of prices in both the natural gas and electricity markets.
The significant initial investment in this package goes directly toward an extensive manipulation of your daily life by highly trained actors, who will work tirelessly to create the illusion that everything is still O.K. Believe us, you're going to love it — and that's the "truth"!
Conceptual design relies on extensive manipulation of the morphological properties of real or virtual objects.
One example given by the authors is the reporting of prognostic marker significance without disclosing extensive manipulation of data for cutoff optimisation and variable selection.
Should further investigation of Rickettsia host reproduction provide evidence of extensive manipulation of host reproduction, we would have to revisit our conclusions.
Although biosafety issues were not formally assessed in this study, it is recommended that this current version of the procedure should be performed in a BSC since extensive manipulations of potentially infectious suspensions is required.
Three-dimensional-Matrigel™ drip culture normally requires extensive manipulation for set-up and analysis.
The present article investigates normalization of speech and versions of those stimuli that have undergone extensive manipulations to make them unlike speech.
Where feasible, the simplicity of hand guided robotic type instruments for surgery compared with the complexity of extensive manipulation robot systems is attractive in terms of the application of principles to a wide range of procedures at a reasonable cost.
Since the ProteoPrep20 column is recyclable up to 100 times, one possibility could be to repeat the depletion many times and pool the depleted fractions, with the inconvenience of time consuming and extensive manipulation (with an increasing risk of introducing errors and contaminations, as already discussed above).
