Sentence examples for modified parts of from inspiring English sources

They have already modified parts of the bill in response to testimony from business groups in two previous hearings and said on Friday that they only needed a vote to put their work into effect.

First results from cell culture experiments on laser created surface foam of collagen elastin were successfully obtained, showing the potential of the method to cultivate cells on superficial porous substrates and the preferable selectivity of the cells to proliferate on the laser modified parts of the biopolymer substrate.

The implementation makes use of Pylearn2 (Goodfellow et al., 2013) and modified parts of Scikit-learn (Pedregosa et al., 2011).

The whole pipeline of methods is implemented in Python and makes use of Pylearn2 and modified parts of Scikit-learn.

Such methylation-specific zinc finger arrays could be employed for selectively targeting modified parts of the genome, for example, methylated gene promoters for targeted DNA demethylation and gene activation, provided that the exact methylation state of the promoter is known.

Correct construction of pSLTS, pKDTS2, and pKDTS was confirmed by sequencing the modified parts of the plasmids using sequencing primers pKDTS-F and pKDTS-R.

This suggests at least some instances of partial gene conversion, whereby short gene conversion tracts have modified part of an AluYg6 insertion using an older Alu element as a template.

Note that since the only modified part of MINIA was the construction step and the k-mer membership queries, this allows us to precisely evaluate our method against the one of [ 9].

A possible explanation is that once lignin was modified, part of its intermediate fragments will be rearranged through condensation and re-polymerization [ 40], leading to new structures with more stability.

The Bank of England's FPC will be able to modify parts of the scheme to keep it in check.

The Bank of England's Financial Policy Committee is able to modify parts of the Help to Buy scheme to keep it in check.