Sentence examples for more modifiable from inspiring English sources

The reason is that there exists a systematic connection between complexity and modifiability: the more complex a phenomenon is, the more modifiable it is.

"The brain is much more modifiable than previously considered," said Mr. Amedi.

By being one of the first colleges to fit players' helmets with accelerometers, Virginia Tech learned more about which practice drills were more dangerous and perhaps more modifiable than others, said Dr. Gunnar Brolinson, the team's head physician.

Less-studied but more modifiable microscale elements (e.g., sidewalks) may also influence physical activity, but shorter audit measures of microscale elements are needed to promote wider use.

There is a paucity of research examining associations between walking and environmental attributes that are more modifiable in the short term, such as car parking availability, access to transit, neighborhood traffic, walkways and trails, and sidewalks.

This implies that other potentially more modifiable factors such as environmental exposure determine S. aureus colonization.

These factors show an association with breast cancer risk and more easily modifiable than reproductive factors.

Future research should focus more on modifiable determinants of NTAA rates.

Physical inactivity is of particular interest from a public health perspective because it is more readily modifiable than adiposity.

Further discussion is needed to define the optimal role of the nurse in the telephone triage while future research should focus more on modifiable determinants of NTAA rates.

To simplify library construction, PPCC6803 cpcB derived from plasmid pAQ1_Exp was truncated from its original 500 bp length to a more easily modifiable 89 bp core promoter region.