Sentence examples for modification range from inspiring English sources

The results show that the automated procedure can accurately produce pulse responses corresponding to the mode excitations and the flutter characteristics of AGARD 445.6 wing in a very large modification range.

All the original pictures met the criteria of canonical proportions defined by the ratio 1 1.618 between body parts; among the 15 modified image-versions, 7 presented a 'long-trunk, short-legs' modification (range = 1∶1.47-1∶1.59), whereas the remaining 8 images presented the opposite pattern of modification (range = 1∶1.64-1∶1.82).

We combined an inhibitory (HFSLTD) and facilitatory (HFSLTP) associative HFS protocol to test the following hypotheses: (i) The modification range of the blink reflex circuit, indicated by the R2 response and probed with associative HFS, is distorted in BEB with a stronger propensity towards LTP-like plasticity.

A reduced reference database of 1827 real proteins appended with the same number of decoy proteins and a common modification range [−20, 300] Da was used for all algorithms.

The radiological damage was assessed in X-ray scans of the hands and wrists biannually (2000, 2002, and 2004), which were read centrally by a trained radiologist blinded to the patient's record, and was scored by the Larsen method with the Scott modification (range 0 to 150) [ 10].

Briefly, the yeast dataset consists of over 2 million ion trap MS/MS spectra of which 19 560 putatively modified peptides (estimated false discovery rate of 4.3% based on the number of decoy peptides identified) were identified by SIMS with modification range [0, 200] Da.

Bone fragments with anthropic modification, ranging from burning to butchery marks, were recovered in all phases of site occupation.

In this study, four broad habitat types were recognized in the urban environment, representing a continuum of modification ranging from parks with remnant vegetation to streetscapes dominated by native vegetation and those dominated by exotic vegetation to recently developed streetscapes.

We compiled geographic range data for 180 bird, 119 butterfly, 204 tree and 219 understorey plant species sampled along a gradient of habitat modification ranging from near-primary forest through young secondary forest and agroforestry systems to annual crops in the southwestern lowlands of Cameroon.

The fraction of intervals affected by the modification ranges between 31 % and 82 % for the DL heterogeneity variance estimator and for the scenarios investigated here, with an overall average of 61%%.

There was no statistical evidence that country of birth, gender, or educational level modified the associations between meat consumption and the risk of hip or knee replacement (P value for effect modification ranged from 0.11 to 0.92).