Sentence examples for modification purpose from inspiring English sources

Three amines were used for surface modification purpose, namely Tetraethylenepentamine (TEPA), Tetraethylenepentamine acrylonitrile (TEPAN) and a mixture of Aminopropyltrimethoxysilane (APTMS) coupled with the two amines individually.

During the last years, a completely new facility for surface modification purposes was designed, built, and put into operation.

The methodology proposed in this paper exploits state-of-the-art classification algorithms, combines concepts from a large linguistic database and uses a topic gisting algorithm we designed for verbose query modification purposes.

Different enzymes can be used for different modification purposes to modify/synthesize phospholipids.

Also, a series of modifications is purposed to the assimilation policy rule of ICA method in order to further enhance algorithm's rate of convergence for achieving a better solution quality.

In order to avoid this shortcoming, we propose a new method that profits from teaching learning algorithm (TLA) to improve local search near the global best and a series of modifications is purposed to the assimilation policy rule of ICA in order to further enhance algorithm's rate of convergence for achieving a better solution quality.

For this purpose, modification of the ECT specimen was used as proposed by Li [24] and 6PBP specimen [25] was employed to evaluate mode III and mixed-mode III/II in order.

As a modification for that purpose, (V_{mathcal{G}}) must be replaced by (V_{mathcal{G}^{prime }}) and correspondingly, Step 3 of Algorithm 1 should be modified to (V_{mathcal{G}^{prime }} not subset V_f) since the fragment can also contain the h-nodes for the vertices in (V_{mathcal{G}^{prime }}) and the loop can stop once all the vertices are covered.

A. Khoramnia et al. in their paper discuss yeast enzyme application for medium chain fatty acids (MCFAs) modification for industrial purpose and antibacterial applications.

This indicates that nationwide practitioner-based incentives oriented at general practice may require modification for the purpose of improving Indigenous primary care systems.

We propose that agreed-upon international, ethical "norms" for human modification for therapeutic purposes are relevant and applicable to any such use of this technique.