Sentence examples for modified in more from inspiring English sources
Irrespective of the initial treatment regimen, fever lasted an average of 8 days, the empirical regimen was modified in more than 50% of cases and mortality attributed to gram-positive infection was less than 2%.
In this filter, the noisy pixels which are farther than their nearest uncorrupted pixel, will be modified in more iterations.
In the AIM filter, the noisy pixels which their corresponding elements of DT have larger value, will be modified in more iterations.
Our analysis indicates that about 17%% of the predicted sites of methylation in rRNA are modified in more than one species and that the average number of species modifying at these multiple hit sites is just less than three.
Note that during the holiday periods childcare may very well substitute school attendance for young children, implying that mixing behaviour is modified in more than one way (e.g. grandparents taking more care of children, see [ 7]).
We have also revised Figure 1 (all PTM residues are now labelled and further annotated if a specific residue can be modified in more than one way) that now clearly emphasises the non-random distribution of PTMs.
Sites observed to be phosphorylated in more than one high-througput experiment likely are modified in a more constitutive manner, or at least represent a more reliable dataset of phosphoserines.
For the remainder of the paper, we focus on absent self-coupling ((b_{E}, b_{I} = 0)); here we note how our conclusions should be modified in a more general case.
Fragmentation analysis indicated that Lys16 was modified in the more rapidly eluting peptide and Lys12 in the peptide with later retention time.
Note that some of the signature domains are not well-conserved in Osiris 4 and Osiris 13 (see Figure S1), indicating that their functions may be modified in these more derived paralogs.
One crucial advantage of this approach is that, in principle, neurotransmitter concentrations can be modified in a more spatially selective way than otherwise possible with pharmacological interventions, although it remains to be seen whether MRS can be usefully combined with concurrent neurostimulation.
