Sentence examples for modifications imbedded from inspiring English sources

Parts of this theory survive with modifications imbedded in some variations of the planula theory (see below).

Tensile strength and impact strength of ABS/EPDM filled with treated particles have been remarkably improved since the incompatible carbon nanoparticles could be imbedded into the matrix compatibly after modification while electrical resistivity showed complex variation tendency.

Several open and pressing questions remain regarding (i) how different Ub chains are temporally regulated in the cell, (ii) how chain linkage and topology affect processing by DUBs, and (iii) how the information imbedded in each type of Ub modification is translated into different biological outcomes.

Taken together, these observations indicate that the effect of NAGly on NCXpm is either a consequence of NAGly interacting with the NCX protein itself or modifications of the lipid bilayer, an important regulator of imbedded ion transport proteins (Crowley et al., 2003) including NCX (Kuszczak et al., 2011).

Importantly, human HGMS applications require special design modifications as, in contrast to conventional use where magnetic elements are permanently imbedded within the separation chambers, medical separators need to avoid direct contact between the magnetic materials and blood to reduce the risk of blood clotting and to facilitate convenient and safe treatment access for many individuals.

"That's one paper imbedded in another".

It's something that's imbedded in us.

Ms. Mundorff recently found a mandible imbedded inside a torso.

Buffalo was a place imbedded in my heart".

Courtney runs outside to play, and trips over a globe imbedded in the front lawn.

In another gallery space a rectangular version is imbedded in a floor paved in concrete blocks.