Sentence examples for modification to the content from inspiring English sources
In this respect, the level of modification to the content and format of the paper PROM to produce an electronic version (and, increasingly, between various electronic modes) determines how comparable the two versions are and thus the evidential requirements to demonstrate equivalence between versions.
You will need to make major modifications to the content on your site, not just add keywords.
Major modifications to the content of QUADAS itself are not necessary.
We do not feel that major modifications to the content of QUADAS itself, in terms of items included, are necessary.
This study suggests that sufficient modifications to the content through pilot studies will enable different cultures, such as Japan, to adopt CST.
A measure was reported to have adequate content validity if the following processes were described: 1) how the items were developed or selected [ 18, 19]; 2) how and by whom the content was assessed [ 18, 19]; and 3) if modifications to the content were needed that the revisions addressed the issues identified [ 18, 19].
The modification to the inert silica content in the bed composition led to slightly different oxidation temperatures for the materials tested in[11], especially as far as the onset temperature was concerned.
where Lpmp = PMP is the length of set PMP. Average distortion describes the degree of modification to the original music's content.
That glycosylation status determines the pro- or anti-inflammatory ability of IgG is consistent with the observation that decreased sialylation and galactosylation of IgG are observed in patients with arthritis (Jefferis, 2009), and modifications to the carbohydrate content of IgG have been posited as a molecular explanation for the 'hygiene-hypothesis' (Mekhaiel et al, 2011a).
The colorimetric method of aluminum chloride [28] was used with slight modifications to determine the content of flavonoids.
The changes described here focused on structure and design, with only relatively minor modifications to the actual course content.
