Sentence examples for positively modify from inspiring English sources

The results show that its incorporation in the mixture during blocks fabrication, or as a coating in existent earth constructions, positively modify their behavior providing water impermeability and resistance to erosion by water drops.

Overall, this study suggests that aligned PLLA fibers can promote directed astrocytic migration, and, of most importance, our in vitro results indicate for the first time that electrospun PLLA fibers can positively modify neuroprotective properties of glial cells by increasing rates of glutamate uptake.

The results of the investigation conducted by Reynolds et al. [90] demonstrate that vitamin D can positively modify endothelial repair mechanisms and so endothelial function in SLE patients that are susceptible for cardiovascular diseases.

By maintaining higher incubation temperatures, parents can efficiently shorten incubation duration and positively modify offspring phenotype [16], [39], [49].

Importantly, we showed that Oxr1 could positively modify the deleterious cellular features of pathogenic TDP-43 and FUS mutations.

If it does, it could positively modify the outcome of a range of cardiovascular diseases, which is what was observed in clinical and experimental studies [13 18].

These parameters were positively modified by the constantly presence of olive stone moisture and water from depolymerization in the reaction medium.

In conclusion, supplementation with LAM or LAM/FUC in the post-hatch period improved growth rate, positively modified small intestinal architecture and impacted the intestinal immune response, but did not impact the extent of C. jejuni proliferation.

Physico-chemical characterization of the materials showed that Fe doping positively modifies nanotubes light absorption capacity by lowering the band gap of methyl-imogolite from 4.9 eV to 2.4 eV.

The limited benefits of such regimens are largely attributable to our weak understanding of (i) how (and which) interventions provide the most robust and long lasting improvements to cognitive and perceptual abilities and (ii) how the neural mechanisms which underlie such abilities are positively modified by certain activities and experience.

New information, or the information focus, in the headline is conveyed by the Rheme, 'appreciated', which positively modifies the Theme, 'Syria's cooperation'.