Sentence examples for resulting in modifications from inspiring English sources
The piezoelectric actuator induces a voltage-controllable strain along different crystalline directions of the ferromagnetic thin film, resulting in modifications of its magnetization by converse magnetoelastic effects.
Reliability growth is the process of eliminating design-related failures and involves improvement in reliability, during use that comes from field data feedback resulting in modifications and improvement depend on ensuring that the field data actually lead to the design modifications.
On July 19 , 2013 a woman died after falling from the ride, resulting in modifications and additions to the ride's restraint system.
The Rasch analysis detected important limitations of the PU-QOL scales, resulting in modifications.
Rb interacts with HDAC1 through the 'pocket' domain resulting in modifications of the chromatin structure (Brehm et al., 1998).
These alterations could lead to interactions of these ions with membrane components, resulting in modifications of the lipid microenvironment that interacts with membrane transporters.
A magnetic field seems to be capable of altering the plastic shear, resulting in modification of the chip formation mechanisms.
Taken together, these results suggest that estrogen pretreatment may activate NMDA receptors resulting in modification of ER-associated molecular mechanisms involved in neuroprotection following MCAO.
The adjustable molecular structure of diacetylenic monomers allows control of molecular architecture of the supramolecular assembly, resulting in modification of morphology and stacking structure of PDA films.
Introduction of boron or nitrogen atoms could replace carbon atoms in CNTs resulting in modification in the number of charge carriers, which would eventually affect the electron field emission properties [7].
The Making Home Affordable mortgage modification program, for example, has been dogged by complaints that the banks charged with implementing it are unmotivated to do so, resulting in modification nightmares for many borrowers.
