Sentence examples for modified applications from inspiring English sources

The State Board of Regents returned the applications to the institute in March, but the institute submitted modified applications.

For the modified applications, it takes a much longer time to invoke the service when the device just enters a new location.

This method, which uses an ellipsoid formula to calculate tumor volume, was initially applied on plain X-ray images; however modified applications on MRI have also been reported [ 5, 8, 11].

The work aims to synthesize previous studies and differentiates between unmodified and modified applications of ASM to MBR.

As far as we can tell, all three modified applications were developed by HappyAppy, so it's likely that SpeedDate either acquired the company with the $6 million it raised last month or the two companies share the same development team.

For the simulation of turbulence in stratified flows, a modified application of the known two-layer model of slurry flow is proposed.

The modified application of the nanosols resulted in even higher mechanical strength of the gypsum mortar up to 0.74 N/mm2 (increasing concentration of diluted ethanolic nanosol during six applications and diluted nanosol with 40% acetone, six applications, see Figure 2).

Altogether, we present here a more thorough description of the GB approximation method and its modified application for voice conversion under low resources constraints, followed by an extended analysis and detailed results.

The aim of this work was to determine if the modified application could produce greater simultaneous compression across the sacroiliac joint and the symphysis of an unstable fractured pelvis than the standard application without pretension.

In addition to the highest sensitivity, custom modified application of FTA® paper extraction protocol is the simplest in terms of incorporation into MASSE and displayed little bias in sensitivity with respect to prokaryotic cell type.

This work proposes to analyze the successive displacements of medium-sized molecules in polymer materials according to the dispersion and topology of sorption sites from a modified application of the transition state theory.