Sentence examples for adapted in size from inspiring English sources

For the FOUR scoring, the raters used a one-sided A4-sized form containing both written and visual instruction: the written instruction was a German translation of the original instruction from the Mayo Clinic [ 8]; the visual instruction was a coloured copy of the version published in 2005 [ 8], adapted in size to fit the scoring form.

Responsive web design — where a single version of a site is designed to adapt in size and layout depending on the device that it's being viewed on — is particularly in vogue right now.

A rise in pre-fabricated homes and modular houses that can be adapted in terms of size will be more common to deal with changing needs, and a drive to build homes at lower costs.

We have developed an ex vivo culture system of whole embryonic chick femora, adapted in this study as a critical size defect model to investigate the effects of novel bone extracellular matrix (bECM) hydrogel scaffolds containing spatio-temporal growth factor-releasing microparticles and skeletal stem cells on bone regeneration, to develop a viable alternative treatment for skeletal degeneration.

The intensity of the programme (number of sessions per week) and the group size will be adapted in the light of the critical remarks that emerged from the determinant analysis.

The size of all the stimuli was adapted in Picassa to equal dimensions of 142 × 228 pixels.

The planners say they have learned from their mistakes and will keep things simpler and better adapted to size and location in the future.

The original PCI was adapted concerning tumor size and areas in rats; Tumor size < 2 mm (LS-1); 2.1–5 mm (LS-2), > 5 mm or confluence (LS-3).

ATCP and ELFN are contradictory in adapting the size of cwnd on the new path, and further analysis is needed to determine which option is the best.

A single left bronchial metallic stent (16 mm in diameter, 40 mm in length) was inserted in 19 cases, a Y Dumont stent in 4 cases (various adapted size), and a tracheal metallic stent (18 to 20 mm in diameter, 60 to 80 mm in length) in 17 cases.

He expected rats to adapt in a host of other ways, besides some of them growing to a large size.