Sentence examples for usefully modify from inspiring English sources
Studies, around the world, have demonstrated that envelope colour has significant effect on building thermal performance and the use of thermal mass can usefully modify the thermo-physical signature of buildings.
This section describes the software architecture, algorithms and data structures at a high level, and should be useful to anyone trying to understand the code enough to usefully modify it or to implement similar file formats that work well in a distributed data environment.
Genetically modified soy foods may modify you.
Future research could therefore usefully serve to establish whether interpretive training scenarios which initially equally implicate either positive or negative outcomes prior to their resolution, or if those resolutions which disconfirm an initially established expectation serve to most effectively modify interpretive bias and emotional vulnerability.
Therefore, we modified the zymogram method and usefully applied the modified method to prove a differential expression pattern of β-glucosidases produced by F. proliferatum that grew in the carbon sources (Figure 4).
In sum, our study demonstrates in vitro as well as in preclinical models in mice, that the genetically modified semaphorin isoform Uncl-Sema3E is usefully endowed with a double-tiered activity against cancer: on one side it strongly impairs tumour angiogenesis suppressing tumour growth, on the other it efficiently inhibits the invasive and metastatic behaviour of cancer cells mediated by Sema3E.
The green- and pink-striped sushi comes from a genetically modified vegetarian fish called the biccio that, usefully, has green- and pink-striped flesh.
It may therefore be possible to usefully predict low likelihood of allergenicity of unknown or modified proteins based on structural features.
However, in the present investigation data about the different surgical approaches (namely radical versus modified radical mastectomy) were not considered suitable for such an analysis, which would be more usefully performed for trials comparing mastectomy with breast-conserving surgery.
