Sentence examples for mildly modifies from inspiring English sources

It mildly modifies the Ralph Manheim translation, making Arturo a "son of the desert" rather than a "son of the Bronx", while suggesting that the hero is a prototype of third world dictators.

He mildly modifies his voice and adopts some staccato mannerisms to resemble the Presley we know, but his interpretation succeeds largely because of his bold choice to underplay everything.

In our study, the NGT procedure was mildly modified to accommodate the research population.

Other than the standard route of gene duplication, which primarily creates subfunctionalized or (rarely) mildly modified new gene functions (reviewed in [39]), there is no known aggressive process for the generation of new genes.

There's a Turbo R Bentley and a pair of mildly modified Dodge Vipers, plus a stealth car a souped-up Renault LeCar with a Ford Taurus SHO motor and a nitrous setup.

Briefly, multi-walled CNTs (FloTube 9000, CNano Technology Ltd). was first purified to remove metal impurities, and mildly oxidized by modified Hummers' method with a KMnO4-to-carbon weight ratio of 1.

Therefore exogenous reelin improves the morphology of vimentin+ radial glial processes, which are also the most disrupted; but did not modify the mildly disrupted morphology of BLBP+ cells.

The lentiviruses have advantages such as the ability to infect dividing cells and resting cells with great efficiency, being nontoxic and only mildly immunogenic, and have been modified not to integrate themselves into the cellular genome.

Results were minimally affected by adjustment for covariates (e.g. age, race, medical comorbidity, smoking, medication count, and depression) but the association was modified (p = 0.008) and mildly attenuated by adherent use of lipid-lowering medications.

We demonstrate that transplantation of low numbers of genetically modified HSCs under nonmyeloablative or mildly myeloablative conditions elicits and maintains long-term antigen-specific CD8+ T cell responses capable of killing target antigen-expressing cells in vivo.

Patients were classified as mildly (7) or moderately (7) impaired based on Modified Japanese Orthopedic Association Scale.