Sentence examples for modifying the course from inspiring English sources

Several experimental studies have established the importance of fluid mechanics and mass transfer in modifying the course of complex chemical reactions.

To understand these problems, they should be analyzed independently in clinical nutrition and community nutrition, while clinical nutrition should be approached by separating it into its two branches: the need to feed-maintain nutritional status, and the use of nutrition as a therapeutic modality capable of modifying the course of a disease.

Additionally, corticosteroids might be successful for modifying the course of the disease.

Even though the mechanistic relationship has not been yet elucidated, this finding clearly suggests a role for SERM in modifying the course of IBD [21].

The first of the four major championships in professional golf, the Augusta National is known for modifying the course every few years.

And in February, the Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved featured a study, led by Lanzkron and co-authored by Haywood, indicating that barriers on the clinician and patient sides are limiting access to hydroxyurea, the first effective drug treatment for modifying the course of sickle cell anemia in the disease's 100-year history.

Four horses died in the previous two editions of the race, prompting organizers to modify the course.

The present study was designed to investigate the mechanisms by which intrathymic administration of donor cells modifies the course of accelerated rejection.

Officials from the International Luge Federation and Olympic organizing committee modified the course after the death of Nodar Kumaritashvili, a 21-year-old luger from the Republic of Georgia, in a training accident last week at the Whistler Sliding Centre.

So the Alzheimer's field is poised at an agonizing point — ready to move forward with new methods of diagnosis and drugs that might modify the course of the disease, but without proof that blocking amyloid actually makes a difference.

The encounter between a few thousand confused voters in Florida in the presidential elections in 2000 and a dozen terrorists indoctrinated by a nihilist ideology accelerated and may even have modified the course of history.