Sentence examples for modification may have from inspiring English sources

This modification may have been accidental, but on her it looked like evidence of a trend that the rest of the world hadn't yet caught up with.

Their exceptional potential for environmental modification may have contributed to divergent responses to similar climates and global perturbations, like mass extinctions, before and after angiosperm evolution.

Because tropical biodiversity is closely tied to precipitation and rainforest area, angiosperm climate modification may have promoted diversification of the angiosperms themselves, as well as radiations of diverse vertebrate and invertebrate animal lineages and of epiphytic plants.

The K1c value for the unmodified material was over three times higher than that of comparable epoxy systems, suggesting that a chemical modification may have taken place on the epoxy backbone.

These promising results suggest that CAP surface modification may have potential applications for enhancing 3D printed PLA bone tissue engineering materials (and all 3D printed materials) in a quick and an inexpensive manner and, thus, should be further studied.

The identification and study of the perpetual flowering 1 mutant of the perennial Arabis alpina, now gives insight into the different mechanisms of flowering regulation in perennial and annual species, and suggests that patterns of chromatin modification may have a role.

Even without affecting the paper's conclusion, such modifications may have consequences.

European consumers have for years questioned the safety of genetically modified food out of fear that those modifications may have unknown, and unintended, consequences for human health.

Otherwise, architectural modifications may have to be propagated to products of a product line, thereby increasing maintenance costs.

These findings indicated that MWCNTs was modified in peroxidase-mediated coupling reactions, and suggested that such modifications may have an influence on the ecological risks of MWCNTs.

Nevertheless, these results provide a new avenue of modulating the dCK enzyme activity and with improved modifications may have the potential for use in gene therapy to confer drug resistance to deoxycytidine analogs.