Sentence examples for modification to one from inspiring English sources
Modification to one of the helmets indicates that there is scope for further improvements.
Thus, the revised framework for patient-centered fertility treatment retains much from the original framework, with modification to one dimension (from safety to potential risks) and the addition of two dimensions (time and genetic parentage).
The final recommended model contained only one modification to one of the two competing a priori models.
Dalbavancin shares a similar mechanism of action with vancomycin, though providing a significant enhancement in potency, presumably a result of modification to one of the side chains as well as the addition of a lipid tail.
First, there is a disease-specific pathological modification to one or more aa within the epitope recognized by MAb 138, but this seems unlikely as all these novel MAbs were generated using un-modified human rTDP-43.
In contrast our results demonstrated that loss of virulence per se can be determined by some attenuating modification to one or more of the coronavirus replicase components.
As a result, the analysis of processes as a whole can be a promising approach to process intensification especially when modifications to one process unit affect other units.
On November 3, 2003, two weeks after the students launched their electronic disobedience campaign, the agenda of the panel's meeting was to include a discussion of proposed modifications to one of Diebold's voting systems.
We then consider various questions in creation ethics (e.g., what sort of genetic modifications to one's offspring are justifiable) in the light of the theological arguments we have discussed so far.
This paper details our investigations in this area, together with recommendations for appropriate modifications to one of the standard methods for reproducible and representative lignocellulosic compositional analysis of waste paper and cereal straw.
If you make modifications to one side of your codebase, there's no way to know if that is going to introduce bugs somewhere else without actually running your application.
