Sentence examples for modified by some from inspiring English sources
It wasn't genetically modified by some diabolical hipster subsidiary of Monsanto; Paltrow didn't discover it.
Section 503(b)(1) adopts the approach taken in the House bill as modified by some provisions contained in the Senate amendment.
The stability analysis show that, for the same robot and for the same reference trajectory, the stability of the walking (or ELPM) can be modified by some pertinent choices of controlled outputs.
It views an STM image as the interference result of the electron waves in the first layer scattered by the potentials that come from the atoms in the first two layers with the second layer contribution being modified by some interlayer interaction factors.
However, the 4percentt rule has been slightly modified by some to account for modern times, modern economics, and modern lifestyles.
(It should be noted that Madhva's view was modified by some of his followers. Thus Vyasa Raya [1460 1539] insisted that because innate aptitudes for good or for evil are beginningless, they are not caused by God).
Because many pigments are formed as the natural or only slightly modified by-products of metabolic processes, some coloration may be without adaptive function.
In the case of DNA modified by plumbagin, some local denaturation changes were observed; thus some interactions between DNA and plumbagin take place but it is not obvious if plumbagin intercalated into DNA.
The polymer consistent force field (PCFF), that previously was modified by reoptimizing some of its torsion parameters to data of a few model molecules for the current polyesters, was used in the generation of chain conformations in Monte Carlo steps.
The surface properties of kaolinite were modified by anchoring some functional groups at the surface [13, 14] or by acid activation pretreatment for further improvement [2].
Although noise levels could be readily modified by applying some simple strategies [23], few of those responding to our survey used methods to reduce noise or to assess how noise affects patient comfort.
