Sentence examples for have developed modified from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the authors have developed modified TELM method for considering degradation of materials for un-axial Bouc Wen model in 2D and 3D arrangements Raoofi and Ghafory-Ashtiany (2013b).
Since MSCs "track" to tumors some groups have developed modified MSCs as cargo for the delivery of therapeutics [ 125], but due to treatment concerns they have not been tested clinically.
This change in the energy industry has developed, modified, and fragmented large areas of the terrestrial landscape, resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars of annual ecosystem services costs, including negative effects on agricultural production, plant and wildlife populations, animal migrations, and human well-being.
First, once the atherosclerotic plaque has developed, modified lipoproteins, activated vascular cells, and altered immune cell signaling may generate a self-propagating process that maintains atherogenesis, even in the face of improved glucose control.
Nahar et al. [68] have developed a modified box type community solar cooker with the absorber size of 3.12 m2 sufficient to cook food for about 80 people modifying the width to length ratio of the reflector.
We have developed a modified steady-state fractional-flow method to minimize capillary end effects.
Seeds of hope: Chinese researchers led by Caixia Gao have developed genetically modified wheat far more able to withstand powdery mildew.
The researchers have also developed modified versions of the system that could predict the flu in a subtropical environment and on the neighborhood level.
We have developed a modified three-cuff version of this technique that facilitates anastomosis and markedly reduces warm ischemia time.
We have developed a modified non-extendable primer blocker (NEPB) for real-time AS-PCR (AS-NEPB-PCR).
We have developed a modified version of the thermodynamic perturbation theory of Wertheim for the hard-sphere chain fluid by incorporating structural information for the diatomic fluid.
