Sentence examples for modify currently from inspiring English sources

Once each previously enrolled subject is fully evaluated, we update our estimate of the MTCD and modify currently enrolled subjects to receive the MTCD if they are currently receiving a nonoptimal dose.

In this study, we suggest a simple method to modify currently available drag correlations to allow for the effect of unresolved sub-grid scale structures, by assuming that the particles inside each computational cell are presented in the form of a two-phase structure.

We would highlight the need for international cooperation and innovation to modify currently prohibitive radiation machine costs for developing countries.

It would therefore be possible to modify currently used health programs to better improve the quality of life of older people and prevent the onset of geriatric syndromes.

Possible solutions involve modifying currently used NAT traversal protocols (e.g., Session Traversal Utilities for NAT [19]) in order to support dynamic network egress points or implementing a Mobile IP architecture in order to allow end-users' client to roam across different public networks.

It is also expanding its presence in the market for genetically modified seeds, currently dominated by Monsanto.

Single-pass cut-and-chipping with modified foragers currently represents the most efficient technique for harvesting fuel chips from short rotation forestry (SRF).

The model used in this research was realized by modifying the currently available IEEE 802.11 MiXiM example, i.e., Mac80211, such that it could operate as an 802.11p model.

Genetically modified crops currently grown in the United States (IR=insect resistant, HT=herbicide tolerant, DT=drought tolerant, VR=virus resistant).

In contrast to most of established animal models for USH, the LEW/Ztm-Myo15ci2 rat shows a retinal phenotype including photoreceptor degeneration, which is modified through currently unknown environmental factors.

The instrument also demonstrates a more symmetrical distribution than most patient-reported measures and a higher capacity to capture positive change, giving the scale (and the modified version currently proposed) considerable potential as a measure of the delivery of core components of care for long-term conditions in the UK.