Sentence examples for given modified from inspiring English sources

An officer was placed on modified assignment this year after accidentally firing a bullet that grazed a toddler; a sergeant was given modified duty last year as investigators sought to determine if he tried to cover up a car accident involving his girlfriend.

All subjects were given modified twin block appliance with jack screw and labial bow incorporated in the maxillary plate.

The challenge must be to show that a given modified law is, in fact, the law one should really be concerned about.

The decoder of the proposed steganographic method is organized as follows: For the given modified JPEG image I m ′, quality factor Q f, secret key K, and size of the payload p = |P| process follows: 1. Read the DCT coefficients from the JPEG file.

Animals were given modified diet supplemented with 1 : 1 ratio of FO and CO and a weekly intraperitoneal injection of DMH for a period of 4 weeks.

Contacting these constructs with live cells gave modified cells with controlled glycan density and/or altered biological function.

The hydrogen sulphide is absorbed in a and used for preimpregnation of the wood chips, to give modified cooking with stronger and brighter fibres out from the digester.

Ag-citr nanoparticles functionalized with carboxyl groups: 10 mL of Ag-citr solution was treated with 100-μL stock solution of 3-mercaptopropanoic acid (MPA) (7.13-μL MPA dissolved in 2-mL distilled water) to give modified silver nanoparticles, marked Ag-citr nanoparticle functionalized with carboxyl groups (Ag-COOH).

Graft copolymerization of natural polymers with functional synthetic polymers gives modified products having a wide range of applications due to combining in one molecule the desired properties of both the natural polymer and the synthetic polymer (Behari et al. 2001; Biswal and Singh 2004; Maia et al. 2012; Pandey and Mishra 2011).

The homeostasis of the existing microbial communities gives modified or altogether artificial bacteria a severe disadvantage to prosper as free entities in the natural ecosystems [5].

Dehydroalanine 3 could be subsequently functionalised with a nucleophile to give modified protein 5. Intrigued by the potential application of the Davis double-alkylation methodology, we explored its applicability to a range of biological systems.