Sentence examples for had only modified from inspiring English sources

Although the hopper-boy was undoubtedly original, the use of bucket chains and Archimedean screws had been used since ancient times and Evans had only modified some of their features and adapted them for use in a milling context.

So far the researchers have only modified a laboratory strain of the yeast, not the type now used in ethanol plants.

The chief of Russia's general staff, General Nikolai Makarov, noted that the anti-missile shield had only been modified not scrapped.

The long-term consequences of WAD have only been studied to a minor degree in Denmark, but in a study from Aarhus 12% had not returned to normal daily activity or had only returned to modified job functions one year after a whiplash injury [ 10].

A dose-finding study conducted during World War II reported that a regimen of 1500 mg base was used over 3 days to cure 10 Chinese and 8 American soldiers infected with P. falciparum along the India-Burma border [ 60], important in so much as scant evidence was used to set a treatment regimen that had only been slightly modified in WHO recommendations some 50 years later [ 61].

Ninety-two yeafterfthe the SAT was first offered in 1926, it seems to have only slightly modified the advantages transmitted.

On the other hand the expected initial CO2 reservoir on early Earth was perhaps much larger compared to its nitrogen reservoir, so that a non-thermal loss to space of several bars of CO2 during the first 100 300 Myr would have only slightly modified the CO2 budget of the Earth.

During the study periods, guidelines and evidence based medicine issues have only partially modified the neonatal care procedures In Piedmont and Aosta Valley nurseries.

Even if we hypothesized that those 14 patients all belonged to the non-CKD group this would have only slightly modified the 28 day mortality rate (from 50%to52%2%) and the difference with the CKD mortality rate would remained significant (p=0.033).

It does not at all follow that the intelligent physician who has learnt how to treat successfully the illnesses of adults, has only to modify his plans a little, to diminish the proportions of his doses, for the application of his knowledge to our little sons and daughters.

The modified plants had only slight reduction in CCoAOMT and this was accompanied by no changes in plants' phenotype.