Sentence examples for adapted for supporting from inspiring English sources

Forelimbs and skulls became modified in advance of hind limbs, adapted for supporting the head and front of the body out of the water, probably in connection with air breathing.

The relatively small feet of azhdarchids suggest they were not adapted for supporting their weight on soft substrates where probing would be best facilitated, a point particularly pertinent for the largest forms given their potential masses of around 250 kg.

The Medical Outcome Study Social Support Survey assesses social support by using the Social Support for Physical Activity Scale adapted from Sherbourne and colleagues [ 44].

Newer technologies designed or adapted for RV support are needed to provide adequate long-term circulatory support.

Although the test instrument was created for use in Germany, it is based on internationally agreed upon core concepts of business and economics and adheres to content standards and, therefore, could be adapted for use to support business and economics education in other countries.

This tool has been adapted for use and supported by evidence of reliability, validity, and responsiveness across a range of therapeutic areas, including irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) with chronic constipation.

Plots of fluorescence intensity (λem = 567 nm) as a function of probe concentration were generated and the association constants were determined using a nonlinear least-squares fitting procedure adapted for fluorescence spectroscopy (see Supporting Information).

tracheid (Gr. tracheia, windpipe) An elongated, tapering xylem cell, with lignified pitted walls, and adapted for conduction and support.

The number of trials providing information on each of the items of the TIDieR checklist, adapted for enabling or support activities, is shown in table 1.

These materials can be easily adapted for local use to support ART programmes.

For the Xbox, this mode was adapted for online play with Xbox Live, supporting up to 16 players.