Sentence examples for in further modifications from inspiring English sources

The functioning of such systems is dependent on its dynamics and any change due to natural or anthropic causes will result in further modifications.

M.K.K. and Y.U. were involved in concept and design; M.K.K. and A.T. executed experiments and procedures; M.K.K. and K.A. analysed data; M.K.K. wrote the 1st draft of manuscript; K.A., M.Y. and Y.U. were involved in further modifications and discussions of the article.

In further modifications of NB a fuzzy region is defined in which feature vectors hold both labels with a certain level of confidence.

This new class of hybrid nanocomposite has been successfully employed for biomedical imaging [2], drug delivery [3], sensing [4], etc. Owing to their superparamagnetic behaviours, Fe3O4 NPs could be manipulated by external magnetic field which makes it easier to separate from solution in further modifications.

But he seems to find his most important taxonomical principles elsewhere, e.g., in the passion's intensity (timidity is different from terror), whether its object is oneself or another (self-esteem differs from veneration), and in further modifications of the object and its relation to us (love is distinguished from the devotion we feel for an object "greater" than we are, such as God).

The testing resulted in further modifications to both the bombs and the aircraft.

In additional file 1, we derive a more rigorous adjustment but then we show that it does not result in further modification of the number of LC deaths.

Characterization of the genetics and physiology of these natural xylose-utilizing yeasts will provide testable hypotheses for use in further modification and improvement of existing engineered strains.

Together, these results suggest that variation in other genes across the genus account for some of the shifts in migratory phenotype, but that CLOCK and ADCYAP1 may still play important roles in further modification of migratory behavior.

Murine immunisations indicated that the His-tag appeared to protect the CM79-identified epitope independently and there was no apparent advantage in further modification of the site by mutation.

These results suggest that cyclically permuted HIV-1 gp120 trimers represent a viable platform in which further modifications may be made to eventually achieve protective bNAb responses.