Sentence examples for for example to modify from inspiring English sources
This approach has many benefits, for example, to modify the code related to an estimator, users are not obliged to write a long code, they only need to enter some modifications in the estimator model and relaunch the code generation process to obtain the desired result.
The components of such interventions were intended, for example, to modify health beliefs, apply stages of change theory, self-efficacy training or self-monitoring.
This forced us, for example, to modify our schema for melanoma cases where most of the treatment and follow up is carried out on outpatient basis whereas prostate cancer is mainly treated in hospital for many process steps.
To what extent will it be necessary, for example, to modify current guidelines on informed consent to provide for research in future, unknown studies – which is a hallmark of bio-banking and genomic research?
These preliminary results obtained in this study suggest that UHPH has the potential to be used to modeling some rheological characteristics of fermented dairy beverages, for example, to favorably modify their consistency.
GlaxoSmithKline, for example, worked to modify and find new uses for the drugs it already sold, a strategy that had accounted for 27% of its sales growth over the previous seven years.
MVs are, for example, able to modify the extracellular matrix through the involvement of lytic enzymes that are present in MVs [ 142, 151].
(It has already used this possibility after comparable deadlocks, for example to authorize a genetically modified maize for cultivation in the European Union in 2014, and to ban pesticides that are believed to be toxic to bees in 2013).
Luscus can use external computational programs (called by a corresponding plug-in) to modify coordinates, for example, to perform the geometry optimisation.
Other models are particularly convenient for simulation purposes, such as for evaluating changes in prognostic probability due, for example, to contemplated therapy which may modify the values of certain predictive variables.
In some segments of all known arthropods the appendages have been modified, for example to form gills, mouth-parts, antennae for collecting information, or claws for grasping; arthropods are "like Swiss Army knives, each equipped with a unique set of specialized tools".
