Sentence examples for modified this time from inspiring English sources

K6 usually measures psychological distress for the past 30 days but we modified this time frame to the past seven days in this RCT.

The Tour chose not to modify this time because "having a single set of rules on acceptable strokes applicable to all professional competitions worldwide was desirable and would avoid confusion".

We have modified this real-time PCR and developed an internal control to monitor any inhibition from the sample material [ 7].

The design has been modified since this time by its original manufacturer but full commercialisation was not achieved.

The new traffic bridge carried six lanes of traffic, including one bus lane, and the original bridge was modified at this time to carry six traffic lanes, as designed.

The patients treatment regimen wasnt modified during this time interval.

Those who are not using the drugs according to the study treatment protocol might have their treatment modified at this time following the specified treatment protocol described in the intervention section.

In order to profile the functions of the genes whose expression was modified during this time period, we used the GOstat server [ 11], which searches for Gene Ontology (GO) terms [ 12] significantly under- and over-represented in a given set of probe sets or genes in relation to a reference set (see Methods for details).

Verbinski has surely modified this film's running time using dastardly new temporal-distortion technology, so that each of its 149 minutes contains 250 seconds.

Socio-economic activities during Bronze, Iron and Roman times modified this inherited landscape, but the second largest ecosystem transformation only occurred during Mediaeval times when a new agrarian landscape developed with the expansion of stockbreeding transhumance.

Figure  6b shows that the three interventions modified this facilitation differently (Group by Time interaction, F2,21 = 3.6, p = 0.044): facilitation was similar after MP (14 %) and MP + SES (1 %) but greater than after SES (−8 %).