Sentence examples for many modifications to from inspiring English sources
The many modifications to the characters and the show, particularly the importance placed on portraying dance accurately, presented challenges for SD Entertainment, the company producing the animation.
Microsoft has replied that Vista was in compliance with the consent decree and that the company had already made many modifications to the operating system, including some that had been sought by Google.
Both the Turkish and Brazilian curricula underwent many modifications to better suit the local health-care needs [8].
The current trend to reduce heat losses by building components has resulted in many modifications to window design in order to improve thermal performance and the indoor climate.
The Nusselt theory of film condensation is presented, along with the many modifications to the basic theory that are commonly made in practice.
Though manufacturers developed many modifications to improve electrical safety, it was not until around 1935 that new X-ray systems might be considered electrically safe for the patient and operator (see Grigg [9] for many historical details).
Interestingly, these two species-rich clades both possess many modifications related to mastication, but they modified their jaws and dentition in different ways.
Since PFTase can tolerate many simple modifications to the aldehyde-containing isoprenoid substrate, it can be used to introduce a diverse range of functionalities into proteins containing a CA1A2X-box positioned at the C-terminus.
Many structural modifications to the arrays have been incorporated to achieve higher tip operating fields, while lowering fields at the gate electrode to prevent gate field electron emission which initiates electrical breakdown in the array.
Although many extreme modifications to behavior and morphology among island populations seem unique and system-specific, large-scale patterns are also evident and attest to common underlying evolutionary processes.
This is that there are many necessary modifications to proteins that allow these subcellular functions to work together (cooperate).
