Sentence examples for modify the marking from inspiring English sources

The value of γ would modify the marking probability to allow the aggregate to inject more traffic as yellow, thus enhancing the aggregate efficiency to achieve a proportional fair share of the excess bandwidth.

Grayson said that, from Herz' testimony, it seemed that "there may be institutions that are insolvent and they haven't been forced to write down their books to the point [of insolvency] yet, and those are maybe the same institutions that are asking us to modify the mark-to-market rules so that they won't have to admit that they're bankrupt.

And since they've modified the mark-to-market accounting rules a little bit, maybe the write-offs won't be quite as bad as we're getting used to.

A medicinal is represented by an array of 18 attributes, that is, the potencies to modify the 18 histone marks.

TF and ER fusion proteins assemble in complexes that are directly recruited to their target genes where they modify the local histone marks, drastically altering transcription.

For these reasons, we utilized the magnitude of the unstandardized β (multiple regression coefficient) to modify the distribution of marks of the BPRS and to design a tentative BPRS subscale.

Our restyling tool lets users modify the visual attributes of the marks as well as the mappings from the data to these attributes.

Furthermore, chemical probes could be used to discover the currently unknown demethylases that modify the H3K79me3 and H4K20me3 marks.

Moreover, the Sutherland and co-workers study (2011) suggested that the IRAK4 gene haplotype, clade marked by 29429A (428Thr), modify the susceptibility to Gram-positive bacteria infection, by decreasing cellular response to TLR ligands.

Files marked with "module" provide a module by the same name, files marked with "language module" modify the language and should be used as an initial import for other modules.

DNA methylation is an important mechanism for establishing stable heritable epigenetic marks that modify the information content of the underlying genetic sequence [ 1].