Sentence examples for modifying rather than from inspiring English sources

In our study, physicians managed most stock-outs by modifying rather than interrupting therapy.

To sell weapons to the police, the manufacturers tend to modify, rather than redesign, them.

To sell weapons to the police, the manufacturers tend to modify, rather than redesign, the military versions.

Buying things to modify rather than making them from scratch is a great way to improve on techniques you might need for future costumes.

To meet that goal, they should not lower the top marginal tax rate significantly and should modify rather than repeal the estate tax.

Well, at the eleventh hour we realised that the process we'd used to migrate all of the Cif articles and comments into the new platform was ordering comments based on the date they were last modified, rather than the original date they were posted.

"We've been trying to figure out probably for close to two years now why so few mortgages are being modified when it seems to make absolute business sense for the person holding the mortgage to modify rather than foreclose or to take a smaller loss selling it rather than a bigger loss foreclosing on it," said Rep. Brad Miller (D-N.C .. Miller points his finger at securitization.

Although several key elements of Evans's designs such as bucket elevators and Archimedean screws were merely modified rather than invented by him, the combination of many machines into an automated and continuous production line was a unique idea that would prove pivotal to both the Industrial Revolution and the development of mass production.

This approach is unique in that the infectious agent was codon-modified rather than the immunogen, as is typically done.

So for women with newly diagnosed endometrial cancer, the scope of MR imaging is to modify rather than contraindicate surgery.

It is therefore likely that the association between TV viewing and the metabolic syndrome in adulthood is modified rather than mediated by TV viewing in adulthood.