Sentence examples for modified either by from inspiring English sources
Pain perception assessed by visual analogue scale was not modified either by the mirror, or between groups.
Electrospun mat was then modified either by cross-linking or phytase immobilization using silane coupling agent and glutaraldehyde chemistry.
(2) The ranking scheme could be easily modified either by including/omitting new criteria or by allocation different weights to different criteria.
The genome of the mice was modified either by optimization of the EDA natural splice sites or by deleting the EDA region.
These were not substantially modified either by the insertion of a para-fluorine atom useful as a radiolabel, which appeared to comfortably sit at the outer opening of the pocket.
The surface of a thick, continuous sputter-deposited Pt film is modified, either by (i) the deposition of a thin SiO2 overlayer, (ii) reactive sputter deposition of PtOx, or (iii) co-deposition of Pt with SiO2 in Ar+O2 atmospheres.
In a modifier screen, a new unknown dominant mutation present in the ENU-treated male gamete is isolated by its ability to modify (either by enhancing or suppressing) a known recessive or dominant phenotype that is produced by a mutation carried by a female mouse with which the male is mated, or that is present as a homozygous viable trait in the strain background.
Regarding this issue, another security mechanism is introduced to ensure that the patient data extracted from its IMD is not modified by the physician illegally, and a record of the physician's treatments based on the patient data cannot be modified, either, even by HAS.
This can be modified either chemically or by producing mAbs in cell lines expressing particular sugar-modifying enzymes.
Any error is automatically corrected by modifying either the speed of one group of cylinders or the pressure of the rollers that control the tension of the paper between one cylinder group and the next.
Any error is automatically corrected by modifying either the speed of one group or the pressure of the rollers that control the tension of the paper between one group and the next.
