Sentence examples for gradual modifications from inspiring English sources
Gradual modifications of the wild-type Yersinia pseudotuberculosis strain IP32953 were performed to generate a safe and immunogenic vaccine.
I then show how the resulting match criterion can be used to improve the recent SRM segmentation algorithm by gradual modifications and additions.
During the pattern formation phase of neural tube development, the "combinatorial codes of SSTFs" observed by immunohistochemistry are more consistent with "stable states that rapidly convert to other stable states" than with "smooth or gradual modifications of state" (see below).
Gradual modifications in motility and morphology have been observed in spermatozoa collected from different regions of the epididymis [ 1- 7].
However, gradual modifications are clearly observed for DSC-G and DSC-R (Fig. 2C and D, respectively).
In other words, humanization in essence had not been achieved little by little after a long series of gradual modifications, such as deeply hairy to moderately hairy to slightly hairy.
Human influence can be as severe as wholesale removal or burial (by urbanization) of an entire soil profile, or it can be as subtle as a gradual modification of organic matter by agriculture or of soil structure by irrigation.
The evolution based on gradual modification through hit and trial has led the vernacular technology to be dynamic and compliant with the contemporary socio-economic setup.
The pseudocapacitive reaction is responsible for the gradual modification of the active electrode to a high-resistance material with charge/discharge cycles.
The theoretical explanation of the mechanism of roof caving and the design function of roof supports have been worked out through staged development of approaches, their evaluation followed by their gradual modification and enrichment of synthesized findings.
The modulation of the Ti and Al area ratios of the target produced changes of the structure from the fcc TiN to the hexagonal AlN phase and simultaneously, a gradual modification of the TixAl1−xN metal concentration from x=0 to 1.
