Sentence examples for modification to include from inspiring English sources
We tested big-leaf models both with and without modification to include canopy gaps, in a heterogeneous quaking aspen stand having a range of canopy densities.
This was specifically designed to simulate cyclic deformation, but a modification to include capillary tension allows excellent agreement between the simulation and experimental results on pastes.
Except for the modification to include the new dimensionless number that quantifies the characteristic layers, the definitions of αi, βi are a direct extension of their counterparts in 1D.
The C. DIFFICILE TOX-B Test (TechLab® Inc., Blacksburg, VA) was performed according to the manufacturer's package insert with modification to include a neutral goat serum control.
The stem loop RT primers were designed with a modification to include the Universal Probe Library UPLL) #21 sequence binding site [ 11, 64].
Subsequent work has led to a modification to include loops of different sizes (Fig. 2B) and likely different functions (described in more detail below).
Other manufacturers use their own Android modifications to include working USB hosts and flash memory card readers.
The tillage forces are calculated in accordance with analytical model of McKyes and Ali with some modifications to include the effect of both soil metal adhesion and tool speed.
Spanish translations of these scales were developed for a prior study of Mexican-Americans with minor modifications to include examples of foods specific to the population [e.g., tortillas, lard; 63].
Samples were analyzed by conventional reverse transcription PCR assays using panCoV primers targeting a 215-bp replicase fragment as previously described (7 ) with slight modifications to include more cycles and less extension time in order to obtain more PCR products.
The MRA was originally developed for fecal pathogen hazards in food and water [ILSI (International Life Sciences Institute) 1996], with more recent modifications to include biofilm-associated environmental pathogens such as Legionella pneumophila (Schoen and Ashbolt 2011).
