modified form

collocation in English

meanings of genetically modifiedand form

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genetically-modified
adjective
uk /dʒəˌnet.ɪ.kəl.i ˈmɒd.ɪ.faɪd/ us /dʒəˌnet̬.ɪ.kəl.i ˈmɑː.də.faɪd/
A genetically modified plant or animal has had some of its genes ...
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form
noun
uk /fɔːm/ us /fɔːrm/
a paper or set of papers printed with spaces in which answers to questions can be written or information can be recorded in an ...
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Examples of modified form

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The authors jointly developed "a modifiedform of realism" that considers systemic and domestic factors as their theoretical basis.
Most advocates saw a modifiedform of county committee as crucial to post-war agricultural policy.
Other historians have suggested a more pragmatic appropriation, arguing that individuals took on such ideas in modifiedform according to their own beliefs.
It will be shown that a modifiedform of this substitution is more convenient.
Even when the headman himself did not join migrant groups, the concept travelled in a modifiedform.
Not surprisingly, attention focused on how to revive in modifiedform aspects of pre-adjustment practices.
Many of the changes associated with the retreat of the state have given rise to a new or modifiedform of intervention.
While others supported the committees (or their objectives) in some modifiedform, most of the officer corps did not care for the concept.
The net result was a modifiedform of authoritarianism rather than any meaningful progress toward democracy.
Worse still, cultured oviduct epithelial cells do de-differentiate and may then re-differentiate with a modified spectrum of surface characteristics and a modifiedform of secretion.
Equation (15) is a modifiedform in the presence of the self-gravitational effect.
She preached emphatically against pharaonic female circumcision to her midwives and to the women and men she met on inspections, and she taught a modifiedform of it.
Therefore, to make our type system less draconian, we employ a modifiedform of the above conservative solution, in which the restriction on transparent definitions is relaxed in two ways.
In others, a modifiedform is treated as equivalent to its parent letter unless the modification is the only point of difference between two items to be ordered.
Rizzi's (1994) analysis for null subjects in child production is adopted here in a slightly modifiedform.
I understand that it intends to submit fresh applications in a modifiedform.
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The company subsequently decided to withdraw these applications and to re-submit them in a modifiedform.
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