Sentence examples for resist modifications from inspiring English sources
The reasonable-modifications regulation speaks of reasonable modifications to avoid discrimination, and allows States to resist modifications that entail a fundamenta[l] alter[ation] of the States services and programs.
Here, in strand A of the adaptor (P1-BtnAM), cytosines were replaced by 5-mCs, so that they would resist modification during bisulfite treatment.
These lenders have resisted modification of first mortgages, fearing knock-on write-downs of their second liens.
On the other hand, robust watermarking techniques resist any modifications or attacks to the WM to preserve the quality of the watermarked image [7].
(Although there have been a couple of modifications to the system since it was introduced, in 1968, Valenti has always resisted change; he evidently does not want his creation to be tampered with).
Prejudice resists modification with available, clear, contrary information or evidence.
Mr. Bernstein said that the Islanders and the county could expect SMG to resist making major modifications to the lease, but that SMG had some incentive to cooperate with the redevelopment plan.
As stated above, beat-based segmentation not only keeps the inherent relationship of audio samples per frame and hence endows semantic meaning to the generated hashes, but also provides a powerful mechanism to resist time-domain modifications since many beat times are perceptually important music edges and will be kept unchanged or only trivially changed under various distortions.
But for all its hard work and acquiescence, the rat has resisted genetic modification.
Our scheme resists the modification in brightness in the negative side to the extent of −90, where the image is hardly invisible.
