Sentence examples for now modified to from inspiring English sources

This model is now modified to include flat snow and prairie grass layers of infinite extent above a slightly tilted, flat frozen-soil surface of infinite extent.

This section has been now modified to read: 'This sensitivity to EGTA suggested a disorganization of the Ca2+ channel clusters in regards to the release sites in latrunculin-treated IHCs, in good agreement with confocal imaging.

(This technology is now being modified to allow retailers to single out particular customers for special offers the moment they walk into the store).

It said all guidance to Jobcentre Plus had now been modified to change the word "referral" to "signposting" – even though the process for directing those in need of aid to food banks appears to be exactly the same.

The study led by the Jenner Institute has now been modified to include a booster dose.

These robust models may now be modified to take into account the axial and circumferential variation in neutron and heat flux to fully account for 3D effects.

City governments have not always been in harmony with Airbnb, which has run afoul of some local regulations that have been built for hotels and in some cases are only now being modified to account for Airbnb's brand of travel accommodation.

I'm not a big fan of the phrase "walk off homer," which has now been modified to cover any winning play such as the ridiculous "walk off walk".

Major portions of Singapore law, particularly contract law, equity and trust law, property law and tort law, are largely judge-made, though certain aspects have now been modified to some extent by statutes.

This has now been modified to the 95th rather than the 97.5th percentile.

The results section has now been modified to precise this point.