Sentence examples for modified to some degree from inspiring English sources

They'll often go from, for example, brain tumors to aids to sars, all of them potentially related to things like fatigue or maybe wooziness — general kinds of symptoms — and all of them modified to some degree by what's on the evening news.

The original budget, since modified to some degree, called for eliminating capital gains taxes and dramatically cutting income taxes on the wealthy, to be financed by gutting Medicaid and other social programs.

For example, one study found that modification of an IgG with an N-hydroxysuccinimide ester reagent yielded a population of products with DARs ranging from 0 to 6 in which at least 40 of the 86 lysine residues in the antibody were modified to some degree; such a mixture potentially contains over 4.5 million unique molecules.

Jac Venza, executive producer of the series for WNET, said that the series had been modified to a degree since it first ran in Britain last fall, with new segments spliced into some episodes.

In fact, inward currents were not modified to any degree.

For the delivery of siRNA and miRNA-like oligonucleotides, the limited tolerance of the molecular RNAi machinery all but prevents the use of oligonucleotides that are chemically modified to a degree which allows naked application.

A significant p-value indicates that the DV and (AP+AP/DV) subclasses are not modified to the same degree, but that one class is modified to a significantly greater degree than the other.

In snakes, the replacement procedure has been modified to a considerable degree.

All these models have the same energy calculation engine which is the BREDEM (Building Research Establishment Domestic Energy Model) modified to varying degrees.

Both bound and free terpenoids can be modified to various degrees during alcoholic and malolactic fermentation (Swiegers et al. 2005).

At this stage, the wording of most items and the number and wording of response options were modified to achieve a sufficient degree of uniformity.