Sentence examples for modification of ongoing from inspiring English sources

Other rules regulate the modification of ongoing contractual relations with a view to preventing a party with considerable bargaining power from unfairly imposing changes in the contract.

For example, unlike TMS, tDCS does not "stimulate" neurons; rather the effects are due to modification of ongoing activity.

This is particularly effective when rapidly changing environmental forces require the modification of ongoing behavioral patterns, such as during locomotion or during risk-reward evaluations.

Spoligotyping resulted in the modification of ongoing antimycobacterial treatment in 40 cases and appropriate therapy in the absence of cultures in 11 cases.

The audit process also highlighted areas for further development or modification as part of ongoing quality assurance.

The sample size re-estimation (SSR) adaptive design allows interim analyses and resultant modifications of the ongoing trial to preserve or increase power.

Scientific research into the genetic modification of lettuce is ongoing, with over 85 field trials taking place between 1992 and 2005 in the European Union and United States to test modifications allowing greater herbicide tolerance, greater resistance to insects and fungi and slower bolting patterns.

Examples cited are the inception of the Nutritional Supplement Program and ongoing modification of the Centralized Drug Program's formulary.

The woodlands of temperate south-eastern Australia are characterised by extensive historical clearing and ongoing modification of the understorey habitat through livestock grazing, fertilization and cropping.

Nonetheless, the presence of DNMT3a in cortical neurons across a wide age range (Fig 4), in conjunction with the robust, age-related methylation changes at >50% of the gene loci (Fig. 1, 2), strongly suggests an ongoing modification of the neuronal DNA long after the exit from the cell cycle, which in primate cerebral cortex occurs during fetal mid-development [41].

The experience of NYC with pandemic (H1N1) 2009 demonstrates the need for flexibility in surveillance approaches and ongoing modification of surveillance methods to best respond to a changing public health emergency.