Sentence examples for modification to capture from inspiring English sources

This explanation, however, requires considerable modification to capture the full truth about bonding, and it will be discussed further below when bonding is considered in terms of quantum mechanics.

Hence, approaches used for other diseases may need modifications to capture the full impact of NTDs.

Further parametric studies have also been conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of the present modifications to capture the underlying physics.

This is answered in two parts: Firstly the projection itself of concepts is assumed incomplete and open for modifications to capture any new contexts.

For systems that have tightly bound waters, our current model may need modifications to capture the solvent effects more accurately.

This aspect will definitely require further improvements that may be achieved with modifications to capture as well as other steps.

As standard simulations are performed under constraints of detailed balance, even a full quantum mechanical treatment of the cell, without modification, would fail to capture the essence of driven biomolecular pathways.

Some other modifications were made to capture more realistic expected interactions during hydrolysis.

Most enriching strategies are based on chemical modifications, affinity chromatography to capture peptides and proteins containing negatively charged phosphate groups onto a positively charged matrix, or immunoprecipitation by phospho-specific antibodies.

We sought to capture this modification in a more physiological context by relying on native membranes and cytosol to provide the core components of LC3 lipidation as well as any regulatory proteins that may be required for early autophagosome formation.

Unpublished data from an efficacy trial among Egyptian children showed limited benefit, although the WHO recommended further testing after reformulation of the vaccine to contain more CFA antigens and modification of the surveillance approach to capture impact on more severe forms of ETEC infections [ 63].