Sentence examples for said to modify from inspiring English sources

He suggested a range of ideas for systems which could be said to modify their own programs.

Access to radiology services was said to modify views on acceptable practice, and one GP said increased access to CT services had prevented plain radiography referrals: I used to feel it was a bit like you should have taken... (plain radiographs)...if there were no dramatic or very classical symptoms.

A non-self-mapping T : A → B is said to be modified Suzuki α-ψ-proximal contraction, if d ∗ ( x, T x ) ≤ α ( x, y ) d ( x, y ) ⇒ d ( T x, T y ) ≤ ψ ( d ( x, y ) ) (2.1).

T is said to be modified generalized F-contraction of type (B) if there exist (Finmathcal{F}_{G}) and (tau>0) such that forall x, y in X,quad bigl[d(Tx, Ty)> 0Rightarrowtau+Fbigl(d(Tx,Ty bigr) leq Fbigl(M_{T} x,y bigr bigr].

A next logical step in the research, Egli said, was to modify these haploid stem cells either to introduce new disease variances or correct those already there.

Subject A receives, in addition, a picture that is said to be a modified version of the initial one.

Ms. Segarra said she refused to modify her findings — a position she said she reiterated in an e-mail.

The company issued an apology yesterday on its Web site, and said it planned to modify its marketing materials, but the company said it was not intending to offer refunds on the m130.

Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition at New York University, said the agreement to modify the advertisements was groundbreaking.

Responding to criticism that they gulp fuel like Gatorade, he said he planned to modify one using fuel-cell technology.

After voters in the Southampton school district rejected a $64.85 million bond issue in a referendum on Tuesday, school officials said they planned to modify the proposal and put it before voters again.