Sentence examples for adaptable to different types from inspiring English sources
These devices provide stable fixation in osteopenic bone, are adaptable to different types of fracture and prosthesis and can be inserted using a minimally invasive approach.
These devices provide stable fixation in osteopenic bone, are adaptable to different types of fracture and prosthesis, and can be inserted by using a minimally invasive approach.
The presented Si/SiO2 based filter concept reflects the major part of the undesired range back to the emitter to minimize energy required for the process and it is adaptable to different types of cells and emitters with different temperatures since its cut-off wavelength can be tuned.
The applications of this microbiocidal assay are broad, as it is readily adaptable to different types of microbes as well as a wide variety of study species.
Overall, the committee felt the framework brought greater clarity to the decisionmaking process and was easily adaptable to different types of health interventions.
It is an application with an easy to use interface that is easily adaptable to different types of laboratories, in contrast to most LIMS that support a single type of laboratory.
The SpeedMill is a small portable milling apparatus, suitable for on-site sample processing and easily adaptable to different sample types.
With a streamlined and completely automated processing interface, STEM-LAI represents a flexible tool for LAI disaggregation in space and time that is adaptable to different land cover types, landscape heterogeneities, and cloud cover conditions.
Moreover, the infant is more sensitive to abnormal nutritional situations and less adaptable than in later life to different types, forms, proportions, and quantities of food".
Models of this type are often adaptable to different locations and changing environmental factors driving the system and can therefore be useful as predictive tools.
"What we are seeing is an organism with a long history, and it is very adaptable to different modes of transmission that produce different manifestations," Dr. Ortner said.
