Sentence examples for have led to modified from inspiring English sources

These observations have led to modified definitions of SAP, which recognize the importance of persistent OF and introduce a new sub-classification of moderately severe pancreatitis based on the presence of transient OF [ 8, 9].

This paper presents a RAMI analysis of the IR thermography diagnostic whose results have led to modifying the design of antennas protection system to a more available system as required by the WEST project.

In addition, the four-parameter model of crack tip stresses has led to modified definitions for crack tip stress intensity factors which explicitly account for craze-induced shielding effects on the fatigue crack growth rate in polycarbonate.

However, during the last few years, new experimental data and calculations have led to a modified picture on these nuclei.

These insights have led to calls to modify the current policy of restricting external access through locked doors [ 9].

Decades of studies have led to the development of modified protocols that recapitulate molecular developmental cues by combining various growth factors and small molecules with improved efficiency.

All of these endeavors were successful and have led to the trials of the modified halichondrin, E 7389 (Figure 3) which was developed by Eisai from the synthetic work performed by the NCI-funded group of Kishi at Harvard.

However, expressed RNAi activators are complex in terms of delivery and dose control, which have led to the development of chemically modified synthetic siRNAs with the aim of improving silencing efficacy, specificity for a particular target mRNA, avoidance of innate immunostimulation, stability, and delivery to target tissue [ 51, 144].

Second, a consistent specification was used across all outcomes to simplify presentation, which may have led to specification biases that would modify our findings.

In addition, our data indicate that shoreline modifications have led to cumulative impacts that have irreversibly modified Great Lakes nearshore coastal habitats and the processes that create and maintain them.

Technical and scientific motivations associated with these modified probes have led to the recent development of an inverted AFM design and its subsequent use for a new enhanced mode of operation called combinatorial atomic force microscopy.