Sentence examples for would be a modifying from inspiring English sources

"The idea is that here is this effect of being in a large family where you don't get that many resources, but if you get an older sibling that's really attuned to your needs that would be a modifying effect," Jennifer Jenkins told Reuters Health.

The probability distribution associated with the cells would be a modified form of equation 1 which would now include 4 intensity partitioning Gaussian distributions for the 4 cells (originating from the one progenitor cell) in the third generation.

If the results obtained here using SMT C1100 translated across to DMD patients then undoubtedly this would be a disease modifying therapy for DMD.

And since this would be a genetically modified animal, before reduced-phosphate pigs and chickens could become commonplace much research would have to be done to ensure that the modifications did not produce any human allergens.

Even if Ancelotti does alter his playing scheme, however, it would be a significant gamble to introduce a modified and relatively untested shape against Atletico's well-honed and finely tuned machine.

I decided an exaggeration of that coziness would be a hunting lodge, so I modified those motifs to be both contemporary and somewhat kitschy.

In addition, as noted above, this would be a stronger argument than the modified probabilities arising from the observational data, which have no direction of likelihood.

Genetically modified crops would be a disaster here.

The recipe would be modified: there would be a core of soft caramel inside every pint container, surrounded by chocolate and caramel ice creams, with chips.

Certainly any new receptivity to genetically modified crops would be a boon to American exporters.

"In most countries the unapproved genetically modified wheat would be a target of concern," Mr. Saka said.