Sentence examples for this modifier from inspiring English sources

The practice the court will consider is (adjective one) " partisan gerrymandering". This modifier, however, does not modify; there is no other kind of gerrymandering.

In this model, the dissociation constant of the substrate is modified in the presence of the activator (and vice versa); this modifier is denoted by the constant  α.

Other occurrences in the Bible do not have this modifier.

In an age when most everyday devices contain sophisticated digital technology, this modifier seems both vague and naïve.

As The Times's stylebook says, no hyphen is called for unless this modifier is used before its noun.

Nearly everything and everyone we write about is involved in controversies, so this modifier often doesn't mean much.

11 Previous research has been limited by small numbers of women, and examinations of gender as a modifier of this association have been few.

To exclude contribution of strain specific modifiers to this variable manifestation of the skeleto-hematopoietic phenotype, C57Bl/6 and DBA/2J collagen X congenic lines were established.

This modifier-laden style of writing is so common that it has become standard of "serious" prose.

In accordance with this, modifiers of myostatin, such as follistatin (Fst), which inhibits myostatin, are currently under review as therapeutics [ 18, 19].

In this regard, ubiquitin-like modifiers (Ubl) such as NEDD8, ISG15 (interferon-stimulated gene 15), and SUMO (small ubiquitin-like modifier) regulate diverse cellular processes, depending on the exact Ubl and substrate involved.