Sentence examples for modified by later from inspiring English sources

Baur posited the existence of an initial Gospel modified by later writers.

Article II of the Constitution regarding the executive branch, as modified by later amendments, creates the vice presidency and sets forth the manner of election, qualifications, term and succession responsibilities of the vice president.

In this, the state of the gardens is not unlike the Alhambra itself, which contains structures erected over the course of centuries, many modified by later restorations and transformations.

The regoliths formed under humid, warm to tropical conditions and, although they may have been modified by later climatic changes, i.e., to more humid or more arid conditions, many chemical and mineralogical characteristics are retained.

Bowlby's original account of a sensitivity period during which attachments can form of between six months and two to three years has been modified by later researchers.

These early life risk factors may also be enhanced or modified by later life environmental influences [ 10].

In this study, we used validated measures of body size at ages 10 and 20 years, and current BMI, to assess whether apparent associations between early life body size and postmenopausal endometrial cancer risk might be mediated or modified by BMI in later adulthood among women who had never used hormone therapy for menopause.

Introduced by Mayer in 1997 and later modified by McAfee, Pimenta, and Ozgur, the procedure approaches the lumbar spine laterally through retroperitoneal fat and the psoas major [ 4– 6].

The nomenclature for the lateral prefrontal cortex is also based on Walker (1940), but later modified by Amaral and Price (1984).

His technique, later modified by Jürgen Moser, is now known as the Nash-Moser theorem.

He comes from a line of percussive descent established by Kenny Clark, and later modified by Philly Joe Jones; he's more than comfortable with polyrhythm, but it's straightforward swing that suits him best.