Sentence examples for modified the article from inspiring English sources

The two senior authors (AMC and MM) discussed and modified the article annotation assignments until consensus was reached.

This process can actually be repeated for the model: The editor maturity T i is then defined as the number of time steps an agent has been in the pool of editors (a quantity constantly reset by agent replacement), and a conflict event is considered as the time an editor modifies the article, since this implies the agent is not satisfied with the state of the medium.

In the case of the Versailles partnership, the fact that experts at the institution will edit the articles generated by the project may raise some eyebrows, and French art site Artclair has already been wondering if contributors will still have the ability to modify the articles that are officially sanctioned by the château.

We have modified the original article to include up-to-date information that is accurate to the best of our knowledge; however, neither EMBO nor Science's Next Wave can be held liable for any possible misinformation, expressed view, or opinion stated herein.

In its final determination, Schilling reported that WorldNetDaily had modified the original article from stating Wales "made his original fortune as a pornography trafficker" to: "originally made his living off a website that earned revenue from pornography traffickers".

As president of the Association of Diving Contractors, he introduced the region chapter system, modified the bylaws and articles of incorporation, and instigated the formation of the Underwater Magazine.

Histologic grading was modified from the article by Sugihara et al. [ 22].

The translator should really modify the source article before translating it, so that it suits the needs of the target community well.

With the articles thus modified, the group then convened another special Senate session and, again acting unilaterally with support of the deputy leader, approved the draft amendment to enable the president to extend his term.

Frenkel's 1999 article should have modified the species epithet from "jiroveci" to "jirovecii," (ICBN Articles 32.7 and 60.11 and Rec. 60C.1b).

In this article, we modified the results of Ref. [33] by considering the power law dependency between collision cross section and ion velocity.