Sentence examples for found a modifying from inspiring English sources

In those studies, Nyiendo et al. [ 29] found a modifying effect of leg pain below knee on treatment by SM compared to that of the general practitioner six months after baseline, and Koes et al. [ 27] found a modifying effect of age below 40 years and symptom duration more than a year on treatment by SM compared to that of physiotherapy 12 months after baseline.

In addition, we found a modifying effect of leg length on the association of waist circumference with measures of insulin sensitivity, indicating that increasing leg length partially mitigates the detrimental effect of increasing waist circumference on insulin sensitivity, though the association was not seen in individuals with the smallest or largest waist circumference.

We added the related herbal medicines Cortex Mangnoliae officinalis, Common Vladimiria Root, Rhizoma Corydalis, and Villous amomrum fruit to the recipe, and found a modified LiuJunZi decoction with a satisfactory clinical effect.

Ms. Jepsen, a former Intel chip designer, found a way to modify conventional laptop displays, cutting the screen's manufacturing cost to $40 while reducing its power consumption by more than 80percentt.

What you "hate" is the fact that you have not effectively found a way to modify their behavior.

Scientists have found a way to genetically modify yeast to produce the key opiate precursor to morphine and other powerful painkilling drugs that have been harvested for thousands of years from poppy plants.

To enhance VEGF binding to collagen scaffolds and reduce the collagen degradation rate we found a simple way to modify porous collagen scaffolds by chemical addition of sulfhydryl groups, which then allow both cross-linking of the collagen fibers with each other and the immobilization of more VEGF in the scaffold after treatment with sulfo-SMCC.

Another team at MIT, led by Angela Belcher, has found a way to make genetically modified viruses synthesise the cathodes and anodes of lithium-ion batteries at room temperature.

In 1993, researchers from the University of California at San Francisco and the University of California at Santa Barbara found that a modified buckyball fits into a cylindrical space in the H.I.V. protease enzyme, which breaks down proteins and disrupts the virus's ability to reproduce.

This can have important consequences on the indoor environment as the average ACH found in a modified flat, ranged from 0.35 h−1, in December to 1.01 h−1 in August, showing the importance of window opening in the actual ventilation rates.

For the model system presented in this paper, it is found that a modified Randles circuit best models the data when no BSA film is present, and that an additional time constant (resistor and constant phase element in parallel), modeling a porous, insulating film, is needed when a BSA film is formed on the electrode surface.