Sentence examples for managed by altering from inspiring English sources

This is managed by altering the number of occurrences of each signature descriptor of the molecule, changing one descriptor at a time.

A further improvement was managed by altering the arrangement of the teams; by hitching horses one behind the other, rather than side by side, weight could be distributed more evenly, and pulling power increased.

In this, rescheduling cost is minimized while managing congestion by altering the output levels of the participating generators which are selected based on generator sensitivity factors.

Introducing the metric relation function between the physical and computational system, the non-uniform spatial discretization is managed by solving the transformed SVE rather than altering the symmetrical properties of lattice structure.

Sedation and altered cognition are usually managed by reducing the dosages of opioids, but occasionally stimulants such as dextroamphetamine and methylphenidate will be necessary to negate the central nervous system depressive effect of opioids.

However, line broadening effects that alter quantitation could be managed by adjusting peak volumes or heights for relaxation using methods similar to those recently described in the study of metabolites.

However, these crabs quickly managed to balance the shell presumably by altering their leg positions and posture within the shell.

Freed from the restrictions of the compartment pressure model we have managed our patients with anterior symptoms by altering their running gait characteristics to reduce the load on the tibialis anterior.

One economically viable alternative is to manage soil organic matter (SOM) dynamics by altering the composition and number of crop species.

Moreover, one of the paradoxes of the position in which David Cameron has landed us is that he has managed to shoot himself in the foot by altering the system by which the young come on to the register.

On October 16, 2001, Enron announced that it was taking a $544 million alter-tax charge against earnings related to transactions with LJM2 Co-Investment, L.P. ("LJM2"), a partnership created and managed by Fastow.