Sentence examples for modified into two from inspiring English sources

In our proposed circuit, the original algorithm provided in the implementation guide is further modified into two ways.

So (22) can be modified into two forms considering the sensitivity coefficients, as shown in (24) and (25).

In order to analyze the impacts, regression testing technique as proposed in [8] was slightly modified into two versions.

So the probabilistic power injection matrix ΔW can be modified into two forms in terms of (24) and (25), as follows: Delta {varvec{W}}_{v} = left[ {Delta w_{1}, cdots, Delta w_{vk}, cdots, Delta w_{vm}, cdots, Delta w_{R} } right]^{text{T}} (26) Delta {varvec{W}}_{z} = left[ {Delta w_{1}, cdots, Delta w_{zk}, cdots, Delta w_{zm}, cdots, Delta w_{R} } right]^{text{T}} (27).

All lemuriforms possess a specialized dental structure called a toothcomb, with the exception of the aye-aye, in which the structure has been modified into two continually growing (hypselodont) incisors (or canine teeth), similar to those of rodents.

This box encloses the arytenoid cartilages which are modified into two bony rods [ 10].

Land class nomenclatures were modified into seven classes, namely: woodland (land with woody species cover >20%%, height of plant ranges from 5 to 20 m, areas with trees mixed with bushes and shrubs, with little use especially for cattle.

When raw garlic is cut or crushed, enzymes convert the nonsmelly compound alliin to allicin, which is then further modified into three other sulfur-containing compounds, all four of which contribute to garlic's delectable scent.

For the present study, Cunningham and Wescott's four-category classification was modified into five categories of biological evolution-related misconceptions that are commonly employed in the literature (for example, Alters and Alters [2001]; Bishop and Anderson [1990]; Greene [1990]; Gregory [2009]; Jensen and Finley [1996]; Wanderssee et al. [1994]; Wescott and Cunningham [2005]; Wilson [2001]).

For the present study, Cunningham and Wescott's four-category classification was modified into five categories of biological evolution-related misconceptions that are commonly employed in the literature (e.g., Alters and Alters 2001; Bishop and Anderson 1990; Greene 1990; Gregory 2009; Jensen and Finley 1996; Wandersee et al. 1994; Wescott and Cunningham 2005; Wilson 2001).

The original primers were modified into sixteen unique forward, and sixteen reverse primers through the addition of 5' dinucleotide tags (Table 1).