Sentence examples for step modifications from inspiring English sources

This can only by achieved if, in a second step, modifications of the process topology and conditions such as column operating pressure are allowed.

Peptides 1, 10, and 13 showed improved glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor activate potency and were thus selected for second step modifications to yield conjugates I-1 I-9.

Peptides 1, 6, 9, and 11 which showed comparable GLP-1 receptor activate potency and glucose-lowering effect in vivo with Gly8-GLP-1 7-36 -NH2 were selected for second step modifications to yield conjuGly8-GLP-1 7-36 -NH2

For each patient, measurement of pulmonary gas exchange was followed by a series of up to 5 step modifications in the level of ventilator support, with these steps being 50 ml, for volume support, or 2 cm H2O for pressure support.

Previous studies reported that initial reactions of isoprenoid biosynthetic pathway occur in the leaves, while later step modifications and storage of saponins occurs in the roots [ 54] thus the amount of saponins is higher in roots.

Impaired ability to control the tendency of the centre-of-mass to fall laterally toward the unsupported side during step execution appears to be a particular problem, necessitating additional steps to recover lateral stability [ 24] as well as other step modifications [ 28].

One pot functionalization allows for the single step modification, but not quantitative reactions were achieved.

This result demonstrates that the electrochemical oxidation of the CO adlayer on all the surfaces follows the same Langmuir Hinshelwood model, irrespectively of step modification.

In order to incorporate HVS characteristics, three new modules are added to the original G012 framework, which are preprocessing module, visual sensitivity calculation module, and quantization step modification module.

Newly developed two step modification in 2 mol% La-modified Al2O3 resulted in better slurry with regard to surface charge as colloid dispersion and rheological properties under stress vs. shear rate condition.

As a further step, modification of these habitats may theoretically enable the degree of hybridisation in the population to be managed.