Sentence examples for quite modified from inspiring English sources
Whether acted or real (I think that many well-laid plans may be quite modified at that height) the inner condition of the individual will be revealed.
In some samples of PPY/GOx/SWCNTs-PhSO3− composite (higher current densities used for electrodeposition), the Raman spectra are quite modified from the CNT spectra: the lines corresponding to the breathing mode disappear.
They can be easily implemented and quite flexibly modified (reprogrammed) responding to immediate needs.
Quite remarkably, modified dendrimers have been shown to act as nano-drugs against tumors, bacteria, and viruses.
Some questions were quite easily modified to obtain exact matches, like, "Does azithromycin given to patients with acute coronary syndromes prevent recurrent ischaemia?".
"As well as being able to keep the models for a long time we can also, if something isn't working quite right, modify the design slightly".
"But with more O3 and higher humidity, the protein reactions can be quite fast, modifying dozens of percent in a day".
Paper is a sustainable and recyclable material, and its physicochemical properties (topography, roughness, stiffness, surface energy, polarity, porosity and pore geometry) can be modified quite conveniently by various coating materials and methods and surface treatments (Ihalainen et al. [2012]).
In this process the motor command is modified quite rapidly from one trial to another.
Laing's early approach to schizophrenia was quite controversial, and he modified some of his positions in later years.
On Mars, "it's been dry for so long that the channels might have been modified by quite a lot" by wind, says geomorphologist Ken Ferrier of the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, who was not involved with the study.
