Sentence examples for have made modifications from inspiring English sources

"But we have made modifications to the plan and, if pressed, we think we can do it in 12 hours".

None of these proposals based on statecharts have made modifications or extensions to the concepts and notation of statecharts.

To determine whether crack cocaine-using women who are aware of their HIV serostatus have made modifications in risk behaviors, we compared known HIV-positive (HIV+) and HIV-negative (HIV−) users with respect to sexual risk behaviors, prevalence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and vaginitis, and correlates of unprotected sex.

We appreciate these points and have made modifications to improve the writing.

Some instrument developers have made modifications after publishing the instrument, seemingly without further validation (e.g. MMAA, MMT-R).

This is a very important point that we did not address explicitly, but in response to this comment we have made modifications (below).

The communication techniques employed by C.T.L. counsellors are largely modelled on standard crisis-counselling practices, but C.T.L. has made modifications based on its data.

In 2000, the environmental agency sent Dominion a notice of violation that alleged that a power plant in West Virginia, Mount Storm, had made modifications to its generating units without obtaining the proper permits in violation of the Clean Air Act.

But Mr. Black said this evening that the plane's operator, Executive Airlines, told the safety board that it had made modifications to make the cockpit voice recorder work, even though investigators examining the recorder, which was only lightly damaged by the crash, could not find the modifications.

Ms. Bruce said the suit had focused on four areas in Huawei's products -- the software interface that controls the networking equipment, user manuals, help screens and some source code -- and that Huawei has made modifications in each of those areas.

Recently, the WHO has made modifications to their proposed guidelines for the reuse of water in agriculture based on the findings from epidemiological studies and quantitative microbial risk assessments (Brissaud 2008).