Sentence examples for vastly modified from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vastly modified" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has undergone significant changes or alterations. Example: "The software was vastly modified to improve its performance and user experience."
Terrestrial carbon dynamics have been vastly modified because of changes in atmospheric composition, climate, and land-use.
Here we describe that CD40-stimulated B cell cultures proliferate for vastly longer periods of time than previously reported when modified in vitro stimulation conditions are applied.
Moreover, many instances of the same modified peptide either share the same modification position (for both correct and misplaced cases) or have vastly different modification positions that point to different phosphorylation sites in the peptide.
The revolutionary technology vastly simplifies the editing of genes, and has triggered many debates about whether its plant products should be considered a genetically modified organism and subject to regulation.
The revolutionary technology vastly simplifies the editing of genes, and has triggered many debates about whether its plant products should be considered a genetically modified organism (GMO) and subject to regulation.
There is no signage or wall text, and the visitor's only guide is a modified iPod Touch, known as the O. Another Walsh idea, the O connects to an internal geolocation system, and tells the visitor what she is looking at while delivering vastly more information of much greater richness than conventional signage.
However, like many other ligand modified liposomes these preparations suffered from enhanced uptake by the reticulo endothelial system (RES) and off-targeted interaction with integrin receptors vastly expressed in normal organs causing poor biodistribution and toxic effects.
Genetically modified soy foods may modify you.
"Tofu, modified?" Oh, dear.
To overcome this limitation of TREC-mediated gene insertion, we developed a modified method, called TREC assisted gene knock-in (TREC-IN) that significantly improves the efficiency of gene knock-in and vastly reduces screening effort.
