Sentence examples for modified and thus from inspiring English sources
The Italian government had to call four confidence votes, all scheduled for Tuesday, so that the bills would not be modified and thus need to go back to the Senate.
Above all, when the mount is replaced in the future, only the general communication interface needs to be modified, and thus, it is not limited by replacement in terms of the overall system management.
Ser-113 was ruled out not only on the basis of low phosphorylation potential, but also because it was not modified and thus detected in the N-terminal sequencing: Ser-Leu-Leu-Leu-Ala-Ala-Xxx-Ile-Leu.
In this model, only a few cells are modified and thus, cells surrounding the tumor are normal.
Similar to the aforementioned unmodified peptides for H1.4, H3 and H4, we never observed forms of the H2A or H2B peptides to be modified and thus reasoned that they also represented bulk turnover of their respective protein.
It was also stressed out that plant bacteria associations are not easily modified and thus non-competence among the introduced bacteria and plants often results in failures of bioaugmentation attempts.
Regarding the 60 °C dynamic viscosity, the B-type SBS modified asphalt binder has better viscosity balance than the A-type SBS modified one, and thus, it is a better option to use in the bus rapid transit asphalt mixture.
To compensate for this phenomenon, we develop a modified TDT and thus enable blind compressive cyclostationary spectrum sensing.
Accordingly, with a high concentration of MWCNT in the aqueous phase, it may increase in hydrophilicity of the modified membrane and thus increase in water rate.
The test results indicated that the PG 76-22 binders with two alternative polymers had noticeably lower viscosity values compared to SBS modified binders and thus need lower energy for mixing and compaction.
These findings highlight the important effect of oxygen groups in RGO film on the electrocatalytic property of RGO modified electrodes and thus can be helpful for the development of more sensitive RGO-based voltammetric sensors for other electroactive molecules.
