Sentence examples for modification of principles from inspiring English sources

The efforts made by Wartick and Cochran (1985) and Wood (1991) recast Carroll's three aspects (corporate social responsibilities, responsiveness, issues), and actions into a framework (e.g. analysis, debate, and modification) of principles, processes, and policies.

His main modification of Millian principles is to permit some forms of offense regulation.

Rotational thromboelastometry (ROTEM) is a modular, computerized point-of-care system that is based upon a modification of the principles of thromboelastography (TEG).

Recently, we reported on a proof-of-principle modification of an electron transfer dissociation-enabled quadrupole linear ion trap (QLT -Orbitrap for GC/MS to assess the merits of the Orbitrap as a detector for GC.

Bioprecursors do not imply a temporary linkage between the active principle and a carrier group, but result from a molecular modification of the active principle itself.

Lipid extraction and analysis were performed using the Soxtec system, which is a modification of the Soxhlet principle.

The proof of the main result (cf. Theorem 3.1 below) will be based on the following slight modification of the continuation principle developed in [19].

A modification of vector control principle is designed on the base of new relay control law, which is used for generation of damping oscillating modes with unlimited growth in oscillation frequency.

The findings of these studies point to modification of the retarding principle observed with Gla-100, and suggest that the pH-dependent precipitation and redissolution of insulin glargine is dependent upon the concentration of the injected solution [ 9].

The simplicity and usefulness of this principle has motivated many researchers to extend it further, and hence there are a number of generalizations and modifications of the principle.

To facilitate mapping a mutation onto a chromosome, we designed a set of PCR reagents based on modifications of the principle of bulk segregant analysis described by Wicks et al. [ 1].