Sentence examples for proposal of modification from inspiring English sources

This section describes the proposal of modification of the conventional CDMA FCS to be applicable in OFDMA-based LTE networks with femtocells.

There are several arguments in favour of our proposal of modification of personalisation of assent.

Cosenza et al. (2000) compared most of the results existing in the literature, suggested proposals of modification and underlined the importance of further studies in order to evaluate a condition of minimum torsional stiffness.

The results lead to the proposal of a modification of the Soave equation of state at high densities.

The insights obtained into the structural behaviour led to a proposal for modification of the non-dimensional slenderness used in the global buckling verification, and to the recommendation of a shift from the currently applied European buckling curve to a more favourable one in the case of non-stiffened members with welded box sections subjected to pure compression.

We propose that the methodology in [ 2] be accordingly revised and supplemented with more detailed instructions to address the above mentioned problems (see Additional File 6: Proposal for modification of the current OIE protocol for IBT), so that IBT can be used as an additional test in the case of ambiguous CFT and/or cELISA results.

(Table 5, Table 6) In the first round of survey, we received 134 proposals for modifications of previously listed measures or for additional measures.

November 2010 Witnesses the first of a series of student protests over the proposal – a modification of Lord Browne's report – to allow universities to charge up to £9,000 a year.

In particular, the work presented in this paper motivates our proposal of a number of modifications to the basic design of ant-based routing algorithms, which result in improved performance with respect to equilibrium performance measures.

This supports the proposal that modification of PFC function contributes to the effects of psychological interventions that target attentional processes and suggests that such interventions are mechanistically distinct from pharmacological approaches.

These results support the proposal that modification of attentional bias, at least when achieved using faces, may be used as a cognitive vaccine (16) in the secondary prevention of depression.