Sentence examples for modified or discarded from inspiring English sources

The BoA determines which of the 13 variables are significant, or if variables should be added, modified, or discarded combined with the statistics of the VHR.

Questions that did not make sense to the respondents were either modified or discarded in entirety.

Frequently, an early hypothesis is not borne out by the evidence of later observations and experiments and must be modified or discarded.

For example, universities may adopt admissions policies that seek to promote experiential, geographical, political or economic diversity; modify or discard facially neutral admissions criteria that tend to skew admissions results in a way that denies minorities meaningful access to public institutions; and open educational institutions to the best students from throughout the state or nation.

Be prepared to modify or discard a theory entirely based on experimental results or observations of the physical universe.

This tentative idealization of the experimental measurements may need to be modified, or even discarded, in the light of further experiments.

However, as the NAS points out, "truth in science is never final, and what is accepted as a fact today may be modified or even discarded tomorrow".

One of the great strengths of science, yet a sometimes troubling one for those involved in science, is that as scientists continue to accumulate more knowledge, some of our older "confident" precepts are weakened, modified, or even discarded.

As a result, some categories were split, modified, discarded or added to ensure that all answers were well-represented.

It isn't something we can change or discard.

To overcome this problem the adaptive filter weight update process must be modified by discarding or discounting samples associated with impulsive noise.