Sentence examples for is modified because of from inspiring English sources
Finally swelling of free films during hygrothermal ageing is modified because of internal stresses due to introduction of titanium dioxide.
According to Elliot's model [11], the absorption spectrum is modified because of the hole-electron interaction through a multiplicative function F ex given by [8] F ex = 2 πς 1 - exp ( - 2 πς ), (5).
Even the band I helped name, Mojave 3 had to be modified because of a previous incarnation of the name Mojave.
The flap was modified because of problems associated with the use in thumb reconstruction.
In many parts of the world, shorelines of estuaries are being modified because of increasing urban infrastructure.
The statement that institutional actors are embedded in their networks in a way that constrains their actions should be modified because of the existence of heterogeneous relations.
The framework had to be modified because of differences both in the subject investigated and in the usefulness of the terminology.
Objective: Public health agencies have recommended that the criteria for the use of highly active antiretroviral therapy should not be modified because of pregnancy.
However, some natural processes in the estuarine systems such as silting and hydrodynamics could have been modified because of the shrimp farm infrastructure (channels, dredging).
Furthermore, if self-energies and Green's functions are determined self-consistently as they must be done to guarantee current conservation, the Green's functions are related to the scattering self-energies via the Dyson equation for the propagator and the Keldysh equation for the correlation functions as given in Equations 45-48, and will thus be modified because of the intraband scattering.
The drop weight tear tests (DWTTs) are conducted to obtain the material toughness (CTOA C (crack tip opening angle) for X80 pipeline steel, and the empirical formulas for X70 steel are modified because of the inaccuracy in the toughness evaluation of X80 steel.
