Sentence examples for would be to modify from inspiring English sources

A next step would be to modify the fuel pump itself, making it less complex.

The workaround would be to modify not a human genome but that of the chimpanzee, which is some 98percentt similar to that of people.

Another possible way forward would be to modify the scheme in ways that would satisfy the objections raised in the appeal.

But Dr. Schuster said a shortcut would be to modify the genome of an elephant's cell at the 400,000 or more sites necessary to make it resemble a mammoth's genome.

One approach embraced by many lawmakers would be to modify the American mission to emphasize the training and advising of Iraqi security forces so that Iraqis would be pushed into the lead and a vast majority of American combat troops could be quickly withdrawn.

Many spam experts argue that the single most effective method for reducing spam would be to modify the technical protocols used to send e-mail so that it would be easy to verify the identity of the sender of a message.

The most direct way to test this idea would be to directly modify the carotenoid content in the diet of captive birds from different geographic regions [ 6].

It is important to note that interventions that modify disease would be likely to modify the rate of change of one or more of the markers.

However, for such an analysis to clearly demarcate meaningfulness from happiness, it would be useful to modify it to indicate which purposes are germane to the former.

The new group, to be called the Small Company Standards Improvement Council, would be able to modify or allow exceptions to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, known as GAAP, for nonpublic companies.

It would be easy to modify Glass to identify every single security camera, and plot you a path you could walk through a shopping centre where you're not going to be recorded".