Sentence examples for modification rather than from inspiring English sources

"I don't believe this is a moment when we have to re-create the wheel," he said, later adding: "We're dealing with, basically, a sound document that needs modification rather than recasting".

Whether this organism would be a new life form or a greatly modified bacterium could be debated, but Dr. Venter told The Associated Press, "The description of this being a modification rather than making new life is probably correct".

Coca-Cola said yesterday the cancer warning is: "scientifically unfounded", while also maintaining that the company has been able to make the changes through a "manufacturing process modification" rather than a full change of formula.

Both the story and the phylogenetic tree have been substantially simplified to emphasize the idea of character origin and modification rather than the finer details of character evolution.

And if, as claimed, the changes require a modification rather than an engine overhaul then the resumption of test flights in weeks, not months, seems reasonable, analysts say.

It was found that the Ti doping had promoted the photovoltage of hematite by surface modification rather than increasing donor density.

But Dr. Giles said it was possible that the use of medication could actually contract under the new definition, with some doctors recommending lifestyle modifications rather than medication.

"We think that by doing more modifications rather than less, investors are going to be better off," said Tom Miller, the attorney general of Iowa and a leading proponent of aggressive loan modifications.

While banking union and further economic integration in the eurozone will require some changes to the treaties, the German government would prefer to do so without having to reopen old agreements entirely: Vertragsanpassungen, "treaty modifications" rather than "treaty change", is the phrase her party uses.

However, these studies have limited value in estimating effective size since disease-modification, rather than symptomatic improvement, is the ultimate goal.

This paper examines how environmental regulation is made operational when it legislates for modifications rather than the banning of products or substances.