Sentence examples for resources by modifying from inspiring English sources

In this study, we aimed to produce ammonia from amino acids and amino acid-based biomass-like resources by modifying the metabolism of Escherichia coli.

Land-use change and climate variability have the potential to alter river flow and groundwater resources dramatically, especially by modifying actual evapotranspiration.

Greater development of the country's geothermal resource base may be promoted by modifying the regulatory framework, adding incentives such as tax deductions and facilitating financing mechanisms, financial support or risk coverage.

Several insect herbivores can create new habitats and alter habitat resource availability for other organisms, by modifying the structural and/or nutritional properties of plant tissues [4], [10], [14], [15].

Ocean sprawl may alter connectivity by: (1) creating barriers to the movement of some organisms and resources - by adding physical barriers or by modifying and fragmenting habitats; (2) introducing new structural material that acts as a conduit for the movement of other organisms or resources across the landscape; and (3) altering trophic connectivity.

Our study suggests that we can potentially reduce resource utilization without negatively affecting patient outcomes by modifying our practices of tracheostomy timing.

It has been suggested that changes in ocean conditions affect southern elephant seals either directly by modifying the availability of food resources, or indirectly by affecting sea ice dynamics and hence, ocean productivity [ 22].

Facilitation arises when one functional group enhances the biomass or abundance of another functional group by modifying the environment or by enhancing access to resources [44].

By modifying their environment organisms can change the quantity and possibly the quality of available resources.

The suitable furan diene was obtained by modifying a methacrylate polymer by its reaction with furfural, a first generation compound derived from renewable resources.

By modifying their behaviour after assessing the identity of their opponents, males may be able to minimize current and prospective costly encounters with resource holders.