I show that there is no need to fundamentally modify the model.
Nanostructuring fundamentally modifies the optoelectronic properties of semiconductor crystals establishing low-dimensional confinements for embedded charge carriers.
Thus, this study, based on the transactional theory of stress [ 30] embodied in the Flexihealth model, has shown how such processes, which fundamentally modify the work environment, influence the workplace well-being of care providers.
Roy's insight introduces economic decision-making into the determination of occupations and earnings and fundamentally modifies the procedures that should be applied to the analysis of earnings data (see French and Taber (2011) for an up-to-date survey).
It does not include the genes wc-2 and frh as their protein products form complexes with WC-1 and FRQ respectively and can therefore be combined with these proteins without fundamentally modifying the resulting model.
In order to improve the rolling formability and the strength, the screw-thread of the DTB-II was fundamentally modified in this study.
In his theory of special relativity, formulated in 1905, Einstein had effected a union of space and time, one that fundamentally modified Newtonian perceptions of dynamics, allowing, for example, transformations between mass and energy.
Furthermore, patterns of propagule recruitment can be fundamentally modified by post-recruitment interactions.
The titanium room temperature dissolution mechanism in chlorinated acidic medium (pH<0) is not fundamentally modified by oxygen.
In his incomplete early work, De Dialectica, Augustine massively draws on the terminology of the Stoic philosophy of language, though in many points fundamentally modifying its sense.[4] It is especially in the concept of sign where his difference from Stoic doctrines becomes apparent.
