Sentence examples for modified case has from inspiring English sources

Safety margin for the modified case has been slightly enhanced.

We used a modified case definition to classify cases.

This arrangement still exists at Norwich and in part at Peterborough and also, with variation, in the Early English Gothic east end at Canterbury, but in every other case has been modified.

Cell and complete core calculations are performed in order to establish the achievable exit burnup and to determine how far the fuel management strategy used in the natural uranium case has to be modified in order to satisfy the restrictions imposed by the thermalhydraulic limits in Atucha I reactor.

It could also make investors wary of investing in the mortgage market, as the government could simply come in and modify their investments, which in this case has lowered their returns.

Cost-benefit analysis of the scheme published by the DfT has been modified several times in the past two years, and opposition groups believe the economic case has been demolished.

(These are not the couple's real names, and the details of the case have been modified slightly in order to protect Lisa's identity.

(These are not the couple's real names, and the details of the case have been modified slightly in order to protect Lisa's identity. She was frightened at the prospect of being quoted; the details that were included are common to many of the cases that Dunne and her colleagues see).

Relevance, a design aspect [ 12] that could not be modified in our VP cases has been described as one of the five core attributes of a conceptual framework for designing patient cases for medical education in general [ 20] and is one of the ten principles of virtual patient design [ 12].

Key roles for residues conserved between bacterial and eukaryotic homologues suggest a conserved mechanism of peptide recognition and transport that in some cases has been subtly modified in individual species.

In these two cases, the modified LD has made the TCP throughput to be higher with differentiation of wireless losses from congestion losses.