Sentence examples for underwent modification from inspiring English sources

Some of the weapons of antiquity disappeared as practical military implements in classical and medieval times, and all underwent modification, but, with the exception of the halberd and crossbow, virtually every significant pre-gunpowder weapon was known in antiquity.

In both cases, Stratton kept a detailed diary of how his visual, imaginative, and proprioceptive experiences underwent modification as a consequence of inverted vision.

To this end, we made use of Kluyveromyces lactis γ-toxin, an endonuclease preferentially degrading tRNAs that underwent modification by Elongator (Lu et al., 2005).

Intriguingly, the modifications were not random and only a few of the 26 available lysines within the IgG1 heavy chain underwent modification (Fig. 2).

Standardized stigma-related measures were used in 11 (85%) studies; however, most underwent modification to suit the needs of the specific study.

This is a derived character resulting from the high duplicability of human hubs originated after the emergence of Metazoans, implying that the relationship between centrality and duplicability underwent modification in the vertebrate lineage (D'Antonio and Ciccarelli 2011).

Sindhurakshak's cooling system likewise underwent modifications, fitted with a Porpoise radio-locator to enhance its capabilities.

Interestingly, individual MaMSD genes have some distinguishing features from each other, especially in the 5' and 3' UTR regions, indicating that they have evolved over the time and probably underwent modifications to form regulatory diversification under constantly changing environments.

To be sure, both the common-law and the civil-law models of lawyering underwent considerable modification by both the countries of export and the countries of reception.

Or the mental efforts of a moose, whose vocabulary "consisted of a single (for want of a better word) word, that underwent constant modification, alternately stretching and shrinking". Even lichen "speaks a language like some music, repetitive and incantatory: manna star fold star.

Such a method of organizing and controlling society undoubtedly changed under the influences and demands of imperial power and underwent much modification as Iranians increasingly borrowed social and political ideas from the peoples they ruled.