modifier
71small ubiquitin-related modifier — noun A SUMO protein …
72dangling modifier — noun A word or clause that modifies another word or clause ambiguously, possibly causing confusion with regard to the speakers intended meaning. Example: Being over two hundred years old, I had difficulty reading the document. it is the document… …
73compound modifier — noun adjectival or adverbial phrase of multiple words. Syn: compound adjective, phrasal adjective …
74access modifier — noun An access specifier …
75biological response modifier — a therapeutic agent, such as interferon or interleukin, that influences the body s defence mechanisms to act against a cancer cell. These substances are normally produced in small amounts by the body; relatively large doses are being studied for… …
76leukotriene modifier — any of a group of antiasthmatic agents that act by inhibiting the formation or activity of leukotrienes; the major types are the leukotriene receptor antagonists and the leukotriene pathway modifiers …
77Biological response modifier — Bio|logical re|sponse modi|fier [baielạ̊ds̶c̶h̶ikel rißpạ̊nß mạ̊difaier; engl. = Modifizierer einer biologischen Reaktion] m; , s (meist Mehrz.): zus. Bez. für Substanzen, die den biologischen Verlauf einer (bösartigen) Erkrankung positiv… …
78biological response modifier — a therapeutic agent, such as interferon or interleukin, that influences the body s defence mechanisms to act against a cancer cell. These substances are normally produced in small amounts by the body; relatively large doses are being studied for… …
79friction modifier — A substance which enhances the ability of oil to remain slippery. In most SH and SJ series oil, friction modifiers have been added to improve engine starting and prolong engine life. However, in engines with a wet clutch (i.e., the engine oil… …
80specific modifier — noun : a gene that modifies the effect of one or more other genes …
