Sentence examples for modified somehow from inspiring English sources

Despite this, in most of the cases the original form of the sample is modified somehow.

He even thought that species could arise continually through a common ancestral form, modified somehow by development and the influence of the environment; but he was shadowy on these points (Padian 1997, 2007).

These spots should be modified somehow.

About 10 years ago, Converse collaborated with John Varvatos on a modified, somehow-more-casual take on the Chuck by making it a slip-on with no laces, only empty eyelets to emphasize just how carefree and slick you are.

This week, a Canadian conservation group launched a legal bid to halt the production of salmon in the country, claiming that it risks a "huge live experiment" with wild salmon if the modified fish somehow escape into the environment.

When many whites referred to blacks in their speech, they hesitated to apply the noun to a person; instead of saying, "He's a black," they would say, "He's a black guy," as if the use of black as an adjective to modify guy somehow removed it from any interpretation as derogation.

Whatever you make of this trend -- and there are strong arguments on both sides -- one question it raises is whether genes from modified plants might somehow drift into unmodified ones.

European officials have said that the Bush administration can argue over the openness of the European market but that they reject as underhanded the implication that their stricter rules on genetically modified food are somehow responsible for hunger in Africa.

The structural behaviour, however, is somehow modified, and a standard Kelvin Voigt model proves to be inaccurate in predicting the dynamic response.

If we consider that the term "transformed M" (TM) is important and really has independent clinical and diagnostic value, we can keep it in the text of ICHD as the pre-stage of CM (with the diagnostic criteria proposed by Silberstein et al. or somehow modified) [6] (Option 1).

A soon-to-be-available working paper will consider a few ways that the language creating ISDS mechanisms could be somehow modified to get rid of some of the unfairness and abuse that none other than The Economist recently documented.