Sentence examples for modify i from inspiring English sources

Despite these complications, these problems must be solved, as bioturbators such as crayfish and bioconsolidators such as silk-spinning caddisflies may locally modify (i) rates of transport of fluvial sediments over three orders of magnitude and (ii) frequencies of mass transport events over five orders of magnitude.

can aggregate or modify, i.e., refactor, the legacy system.

It is inexpensive, easy to chemically modify (i.e. nitrogen functionalized cellulose is commonly used for biological samples), easy to fabricate, store, and transport [6].

More specifically, PIEDs include a wide range of substances able to modify (i) muscles' structure and function; (ii) weight, skin coloration, hairs, aging processes, and body-image in general; (iii) sexual behaviours; (iv) cognitive functioning; and (v) mood and social behaviours [ 12– 12].

According to the theoretical Effort-Reward Imbalance model, overcommitment is assumed to modify (i.e. increase) the deleterious effect of the effort-reward imbalance on health [ 13].

Participants were randomly assigned to a standard (i.e., control) or modified (i.e., active) dot-probe protocol condition and to participate in-lab or at home.

The studied CDs were the natural (β-CD) and chemically modified (i.e., HP-β-CD and CH3-β-CD) cyclodextrins.

the modified (i.e. accounting for a selection bias) number of accidents at the treatment site in the "before" period (Xb).

Indeed, magnifying a TEM image consists in enlarging the image given by objective lens with the projector system, which neither modifies i e nor S b.

Of the time before there was any music: The pre-recorded roar of a specially modified (i.e. miked) 1960's Harley-Davidson Ironhead engine.

The TF can be post-translationally modified, i.e. it can be methylated, ubiquinated or phosphorylated.