Sentence examples for modified forms imply from inspiring English sources
Their fluted, flanged and otherwise modified forms imply different kinds of deviance, especially in light of the title's allusion to the Marquis de Sade novel.
The first point would lead to a weaker form of DMR The second point, the more important one, would imply a modified form of MMR (see the suggestions in the last paragraph of section 4).
This is a modified form of a Poisson Mean.
House Republicans would keep it, though in modified form.
The pitch is still used, in a modified form.
Specialized sedentary suctorian ciliates practice a modified form of conjugation.
In 1965 Paul VI approved it in modified form.
That same chord returns, in modified form, at the end of the opera.
As with many street trends, the style was later absorbed by the mainstream in modified form.
In a modified form, it has survived into this secular age.
There anti-Semitism took a more modified form, usually expressed in cold contempt or muttered comments.
