Sentence examples for modified forms in from inspiring English sources

The review article discusses new developments in the usage of antibodies and their modified forms in conjunction with probes of various imaging modalities such as nuclear imaging, optical imaging, ultrasound, MRI, SERS and nanoshells in preclinical and clinical studies on the diagnosis, prognosis and therapeutic responses of cancer.

In his book "The Various Contrivances by Which Orchids Are Fertilised by Insects," he explains the co-evolution of insects and orchids and calls them "amongst the most singular and most modified forms in the vegetable kingdom".

Here, we demonstrated that GAPDH indeed may exist in different modified forms in T cells (Fig. 2).

As shown in the bottom panels of Fig. 2, three low M. W. spots were detected in both resting and activated T cells, whereas the high M.W. smear containing the spots D6, D7, D8 and D9 was detected only in the PHA-activated T cells, indicating that GAPDH may exist in different modified forms in T cells.

This seems to be consistent with the sporadic reports of the modified forms in the Japanese lepidopterological journals.

The highest incidence of the modified forms in summer might at first suggest that heat shock in Fukaura induced modifications.

Some of the ideas in this article are discussed in modified form in "Drunk Tank Pink".

Lewis's views were criticized in public but upheld by some, in modified form, in private.

By his death in 1592 he had scrawled in the margins of his copy of the most recent edition a significant set of further revisions, which were printed in a modified form in 1595.

The speculum oculi fell out of use in the 19th century, though it did make an appearance of sorts, in modified form, in the movie (1971).

True, the root ideas of the classical economists are found in modified form in the works of later economists such as the American Milton Friedman.