Sentence examples for then be altered from inspiring English sources

The standard could then be altered if the manufacturers are struggling to meet the new guidelines.

Although the industry is inextricably linked to France, it was the idea of an Englishman, Charles Frederick Worth, who revolutionised the dress-making world in mid-19th-century Paris by asking his customers to select from a portfolio of designs that would then be altered to suit their specific requirements.

The candidate design can then be altered to another optimal design from the Pareto set in the case of undesirable performance.

The crystallization kinetics of a compound can then be altered through the addition of excipients such as polymers or other substances that may act as inhibitors.

The structure is then put into a file which can then be altered in modeling software.

If a patient were found to have a poor chance of achieving good results from the current treatment regimen based on interim PET, the therapy could then potentially be altered in hopes of achieving a better outcome.

If they're important stratification variables to select patients for a trial then they should be altered by therapy, and if they're not then they're not useful for stratification.

Besides, if grammatical truths are universal and necessary — i.e., if there really is a science of grammar — then they cannot be altered by the fact that there are no chimeras.

GP-A in focus group "I have found a good way for attending to these patients; if there may be a problem with time I often plan a visit, say two weeks ahead, and then it can be altered as needed, but I have found that it relieves some of the time pressure".

Then (3) can be altered to (4) x i (t ) = ∑ t i k ∈ Φ i Ψ i (t - t i k ) + ∑ j ∈ Ψ i ∑ t j k ∈ Φ j w i j ε i j t - t j k + ∫ 0 ∞ e i (s ) I i n o i s e (t - s ) d s where the kernel function e(s) mimics the dynamic from the local noise current stimulation to the membrane voltage of neuron i.

If we insist that rules can't ever be altered, then we may as well insist we all speak anglo-saxon".