Sentence examples for modification substantially from inspiring English sources

Mr. Plunkett said that beyond challenging the act as unconstitutional, he would be focusing extensively on whether the board's denial of a special permit for modification "substantially burdened" the school's ability to exercise religion.

Interestingly, this modification substantially reduced, but did not eliminate binding of the peptide to the Wapl domain.

α-tubulin forms and studies of their behavior testify that these modifications change substantially the level of mobility of flexible α-tubulin C-terminal domain.

Zeolite materials allow an introduction of new functional groups through several processes of modification, improving substantially its activity and selectivity on the removal of several substances.

This modification improves substantially the colloidal dispersion of SWNTs in chloroform and other organic solvents affording stable organosols for realistic applications.

The largest represented GO category in cumulus cells was transport with cell communication, generation of precursor metabolites and energy, transcription, translation, and protein modification also substantially represented (40.6% of the cumulus cell proteome).

First, we examined H3K4me3 and find that this modification is substantially increased at both IgL loci between the pro-B and pre-B-cell stages.

In this paper we present a compressive VOF method using a state-of-the-art donor acceptor advection scheme which includes novel modifications to substantially reduce numerical diffusion on arbitrary meshes without adding computational complexity.

Even though the preliminary injunction requires modification, appellees have substantially and primarily prevailed on appeal.

This modification did not substantially affect the receptor binding profile in comparison to its 3-chloro counterpart (2 vs 3), except for an increase in the affinity for D2Rs.

But the actual rule used by Judge Treu was only part of the Butt rule, and this modification made it substantially easier for Treu to find in favor of the plaintiffs.