Sentence examples for modified to exclude from inspiring English sources
This was then modified to exclude art that had belonged to the church or to owners who had also been wronged by the Nazis.
In many cases, however, this agreement is modified to exclude some of the subsidiary rights named above, depending on the bargaining power of the author or his agent.
American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology (ASTRO), Vancouver and Houston were applied, as were these same definitions modified to exclude failures during the RI.
The dispense radioactivity routine ("LabVIEW algorithm" section) was modified to exclude linear stage motion as well as exclude retraction of the radioactivity after injection.
The scheme was recently modified to exclude individuals, as the Bank believed mortgage lending had picked up sufficiently and no longer needed special support.
Synthesis of random stacked birnessite was carried out using the procedure of Zhu [34], which was modified to exclude post-hydrothermal aging.
The PROG-RES study was not designed purely to examine the role of coping strategies in older people with musculoskeletal pain, hence the CSQ was modified to eight items excluding diverting attention, reinterpreting, and hoping and praying.
L.M. naturally refused to sign this contract, causing It's Just Lunch to modify it to exclude e-mails she'd already sent to the Haggler.
799F, a primer previously found to exclude chloroplast sequences, was modified to enhance its efficacy, and we describe, in detail, our methodology throughout amplicon pyrosequencing.
The Rouse model has recently been modified to take into account the excluded volume interactions that exist between various parts of a polymer chain by incorporating a narrow Gaussian repulsive potential between pairs of beads on the Rouse chain (Prakash, Macromolecules, 2001, 34, 3396 3411).
The present model could be modified to assess the effectiveness of excluding donors with transfusion history for preventing emerging infections with different modes of transmission and additional epidemiologic states, e.g., latent or immune.
