Sentence examples for adapt to control from inspiring English sources

For the experiment with different Na+ diets, 3-month-old male C57BL/6 mice were allowed to adapt to control (0.2%), low (0.05%), and high (4%) Na+ diets (Ssniff, Soest, Germany) for a 3-day period.

Substantial gene flow can occur between fungal strains (Zhan and McDonald, 2004), with up to 30% of the Z. tritici population at the end of a growing season resulting from sexual reproduction (Eriksen et al., 2001) – a trait likely to decrease the time needed for it to adapt to control measures.

It also makes the solvers potentially less efficient than if the timesteps were adapted to control the error.

The converter control functions are adapted to control active and reactive powers injected into the distributed load system.

Control over networks deals with the design of feedback strategies adapted to control systems in which control data is exchanged through unreliable communication links.

Using a novel approach to avoid spray applications on rose plants, modified acaricide-treated string curtains were adapted to control the pest.

The embedded computer inside is actually a small microcontroller, which is a type of microprocessor designed and adapted to control embedded applications.

It is also shown in similar experiments that the strategy can easily be adapted to control dissolved oxygen in bioprocesses where the feed rate is controlled using an extremum-seeking controller.

Based on a common and inexpensive hardware, a modular conception of the software allows the system to be easily adapted to control a variety of devices and therefore to be used for a number of applications with very light adjustments.

This paper deals with the result of a R&D project called "DOMUS" partially founded by the French Ministry of National Education in order to design a virtual house adapted to control and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education, and usable from middle schools to Universities.

Recently, the light-sensitive LOV2 domain from Avena sativa phototropin 1 (here referred to as LOV2) was adapted to control the activity of peptides.