Sentence examples for if it is modified from inspiring English sources
Similarly, it exhibits excellent anionic dye/ethanol separation if it is modified by poly styrenesulfonate) (PSS) on its outmost layer.
We investigated expression of lipogenic genes in human and rat arterial walls, its regulation in cultured VSMC and determined if it is modified during insulin-resistance and diabetes, situations with increased risk for atheroma.
Helping those borrowers would free up money to resolve tougher cases: people who are already delinquent and those who may not be able to afford a loan even if it is modified, and may need help finding alternative housing.
The Secretary or agency head may ratify and confirm any right-of-way or permit for an oil or gas pipeline or related facility that was granted under any provision of law before the effective date of this subsection, if it is modified by mutual agreement to comply to the extent practical with the provisions of this section.
The finished document is certified to ensure that it hasn't been altered since the signature— if it is modified in any way the certification tag disappears.
Even if it were modified to limit the increases to low-wage workers, she added, "we estimate a cost of as much as 2.5percentt of G.D.P., a very large addition to Ukraine's budget deficit".
Accordingly, if an emissions unit began operation before 1962, it is not BART-eligible if it was modified between 1962 and 1977, so long as the modification is not also a "reconstruction". On the other hand, an emissions unit which began operation within the 1962-1977 time window, but was modified after August 7, 1977, is BART-eligible.
Here I part company with many of my colleagues: I do not find the traditional "evolution is changes in gene frequencies through time" to be a useful definition, even if it were modified to be "cumulative changes in gene frequencies through time". Especially at the beginning of a course, who knows what a gene frequency is?
If it were modified so that the executor of the will misread it to give the reprobate son almost everything, then we would think that the loving son deserved to get his rightful share under the will.
Finally: Why bring the word "problem" into the mix at all, even if it's modified by that little "no"? 2. Attention-shaming: Telling a customer "Like I said…" or "Again…": If a customer isn't paying attention up to your standards, just repeat yourself rather than making them feel bad about not understanding you the first time.
