Sentence examples for modifying project from inspiring English sources

Broadly, it suggests a unified approach to project management that involves defining a set of widely-applicable common views of the project information, explicitly defining the inter-relationships between the information in these different views, and modifying project management tools and procedures to work with these integrated views.

A quasi-experimental design was used to test a modified Project Towards No Tobacco TNTT) use program on cigarette smoking in 380 Arab American and 236 non-Arab American 9th graders in the Midwest.

Results were then used to create or modify project activities and messages.

They would not have the power to stop or modify projects that would alter or destroy structural remnants.

They lead the peer review process of vetting proposals; issued and listed appeals therefore only include approved proposals, although agencies can modify projects as needs evolve [ 7].

Future content will include expanding manual curation coverage, results from the MCW Gene Editing Rat Resource Centre (http://www.rgd.mcw.edu/wg/gerrc), an ongoing community-engaged rat genome-modifying project and data directly submitted from laboratories involved in rat research.

Participants were part of the AsthMaP (Asthma Severity Modifying Polymorphisms) Project (Table  1).

In fact, he said he has since modified his project, and is now planning to "build a pure hotel" with about 100 rooms and no residential units.

When the birders learned that it was going to be developed for housing, they teamed up with local researchers, petitioned the government to abandon or modify the project, and enlisted journalists to publicize their campaign.

The Committee for Environmentally Sound Development, a neighborhood group, sued last year to stop or modify the project on the grounds that it far exceeded the scope of construction contemplated in a 1997 environmental review.

Joshua Muss said he and his partner modified the project to have fewer but larger units, because "it would be difficult to finance buildings as large as the ones proposed, and the market today is for spacious apartments".