Sentence examples for modifier of a from inspiring English sources

James Fenimore Cooper, in his 1841 "Deerslayer," had a character "almost livid with emotion," but never said what color that was; however, Walter Scott's 1814 use of the word as a modifier of a color -- his trembling lips are livid blue" -- suggests to me that the meaning was "pallid, ashen, leaden".

The nanostructure was then employed as the modifier of a carbon paste electrode.

In this sense, this work explores the use, as bitumen modifier, of a novel reactive prepolymer synthesized by reaction of 4,diphenylmethaneane diisocyanate (MDI) and a vegetable oil-based polyol, castor oil (CO), previously transesterified with pentaerythritol.

For example, a clause may be rankshifted to function as a Modifier of a Head in a nominal group as in As a simple illustration, think of an intern [[who examines a patient in the emergency ward of a hospital]] (the rankshifted clause is marked by while the rankshifted group is marked by ) (see Matthiessen 1995: 99 100).

To identify a species as the modifier of a reaction, this information must exist in the database.

To identify a quantitative modifier of a phenotype of interest, a cluster of test progeny is needed.

To our knowledge, this is the first Drosophila RNAi screen for modifiers of a mutant human aggregating protein.

Modifiers of a cancer phenotype may act either intrinsically or extrinsically on the salient cell lineage.

Proving which variants are actually playing as modifiers of a given condition is not a trivial issue [22].

Tara, a member of the trithorax group, was isolated in a screen for modifiers of a homeotic phenotype (Calgaro et al. 2002).

Furthermore, it is difficult to plan a study design able to take into account all the potential confounders and effect modifiers of a plan's effectiveness.