Sentence examples for prior modification from inspiring English sources
It is generally believed that proteins must undergo prior modification by polyubiquitin chains to be addressed to, and recognized by, the proteasome.
A one-step polymer (polyimide) coating method as precursor of carbon layer was used without needing a prior modification of a TiO2 macroporous support.
In addition, the codification of the design variables has been modified so that all of them have the same probability of initial selection; a selection operator has been implemented to consider the dispersion of the individuals within the population as well as a crossover operator that interchanges the sections assigned to the structural elements without their prior modification.
It neither involves any functionalization of supports [27] nor does it require prior modification of enzymes [41].
Pedometer dead-reckoning (PDR) techniques provide a more general solution by not requiring any prior modification or knowledge of the navigational environment.
The adsorption of Cr VI) ions from an aqueous solution of mosambi (sweet lime) peel dust has also been reported by Saha et al. 2013) without any prior modification.
However, the alterations set the stage for further changes that are induced by PMA, but require the prior modifications that have been induced by WT1 and BASP1.
It is important to note that p equally influences both p(π i = 0.5) and p(π i = 0.5| y) terms and therefore, the Bayes factor must be relatively robust to prior modifications.
No change in the mean diameter or size distribution was observed prior to modification (120 ± 54 nm) or after conjugation (128 ± 60 nm), suggesting the conjugation chemistry did not perturb exosome structure.
It utilizes the existing tool path points that have been generated for the original mold design prior to modification.
With this rapid and effective procedure, a continuous biomimetic crystalline HA layer could be formed successfully without the need of a prior chemical modification of the substrate surface under very mild reaction conditions.
