Sentence examples for that substantially modifies from inspiring English sources
The House parliamentarian, who oversees procedural matters, has determined that a new bill that substantially modifies the seminal 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act will go through the intelligence committee rather than the judiciary committee, a move that two congressional aides consider "highly unusual".
The BD of soil changes with the application of organic manure to soil that substantially modifies and lowers the soil bulk density.
Chest compressions introduce an artifact in the ECG that substantially modifies its waveform.
Since these boundary conditions can develop progressive moments, the ideal simple supported bi-articulated configuration of the actuator is no longer valid, and virtual clamped configuration appears with friction moments that substantially modify the buckling analysis.
A number of states have passed multiple laws with HIV-specific criminal content (including amendments to previous statutes that substantially modified the text of a law in a way that changed its overall characteristics).
Following this conference, a number of major studies have been published that substantially modified the management and course of severe sepsis and septic shock patients.
The secretive US court overseeing mass surveillance has told the Senate that it substantially modifies nearly a quarter of all government surveillance requests, even though it approves almost all of them.
Gene expression is not only dictated by the genetic code, but also by epigenetic alterations of chromatin that can substantially modify gene expression in either an inheritable or transient fashion [21].
The present study does not include these relevant "hidden costs" that could substantially modify the total cost of an antibiotic treatment.
What emerges is that cold temperature substantially modifies cardiac electrophysiology to precondition the heart for winter anoxia.
A spokesman for Sequoia, Alfie Charles, said that the software that had been taken was an older version that had been substantially modified.
