Sentence examples for subsequent modifications of from inspiring English sources
Subsequent modifications of psychoanalysis put greater emphasis on analysis of the patient's current problems, while others emphasize helping the patient to gain a better philosophy of life.
Subsequent modifications of the unsaturated surfaces produced by dehydrochlorination are also described.
Through all these changes, as well as subsequent modifications of his thought, the evidence of Schlick's training in Berlin remained just below the surface.
Recently, the French Health Authority (Haute Autorité de Santé or HAS) has suggested to reduce the dose by 50% when creatinine clearance falls below 30 mL/min [12], leading to subsequent modifications of the medication approval.
In subsequent modifications of selectivity triangles, Fu and Khaledi have created a micellar selectivity triangle (MST) based on linear solvation energy relationships (LSERs) and Zhang and Carr have used the Dolan Snyder hydrophobic subtraction model to create RPLC column selectivity triangles.
Subsequent modifications of this model focused on interactions between canal and otolith signals for distinguishing head tilt from translation but largely kept the same dynamic properties [42], [43].
International law reflects the establishment and subsequent modification of a world system founded almost exclusively on the notion that independent sovereign states are the only relevant actors in the international system.
The advantage of this type of quay wall is that the space behind the wall is not occupied as in the case of the suspended pile-supported deck by a monolithic, fully structural element, the arrangements of which can be disturbed for subsequent modification of the services layout only at some cost and usually by a potentially complicated design operation.
Hence, any displacement field can be used at initialization, and no subsequent modification of the DIC algorithm is needed.
The latter were prepared via the Prins cyclization and subsequent modification of the 4-hydroxytetrahydropyran moiety in the Prins product.
Recalibration can result in a revision of ages used in the transfer of depth to age and a subsequent modification of paleomagnetic and rock magnetic time series.
