Sentence examples for the subsequent modifications from inspiring English sources
The performance of the technique, following the authors' described steps and making the subsequent modifications, allowed for partial knee mobility restoration, which significantly improved the patients' functional status.
This paper presents the design and development of a reactor system and the subsequent modifications to evaluate an integrated process to scrub carbon dioxide (CO2) from synthetic flue gas using amine based solid sorbents.
We have named the resulting promotor rhaP BAD -T7sl (stem-loop) and the corresponding plasmid pJOE5058.1, which was the source of the subsequent modifications.
This analysis served as the benchmark for the subsequent modification in the form of additional dithering and its potential contribution.
The arc produced local heating and eroded the steel surface forming craters, and the subsequent modification depended on the crater density.
While ISRS concerns the instantaneous flow stress change upon strain rate jump, SRSW deals with the subsequent modification in microstructure evolution, i.e. change of work-hardening rate.
Superhydrophobic surfaces with controlled sliding angles (SAs) on zinc substrates have been fabricated via a simple hydrothermal process as well as the subsequent modification of stearic acid.
The highly hydrophilic mesh was prepared by liquid phase deposition of TiO2, and the hydrophobic mesh was realized via the subsequent modification of fluorosilane on highly hydrophilic mesh deposited by TiO2.
Solution properties are discussed as an understanding of the hydrodynamics of HA is fundamental in optimising the subsequent modification and the chemistries behind important tissue engineering applications that are emerging from recent research on this increasingly valuable carbohydrate polymer are described.
But less frequently quoted is the subsequent modification that appended the conditional ou la mort (or death) to that expression.
Thus we chose to test the application of the gamma Model for Oligonucleotide Signals (gMOS) [10] and the subsequent modification, mgMOS [30], [31].
