Sentence examples for adapted to cover from inspiring English sources

"In such a way, the sensor could be cut and adapted to cover surfaces or fold objects without losing its function: we are in conversation with a car company that's interested in it," says Steimle.

In the case that an unexpected outcome occurs the monitoring strategy is adapted to cover what was previously unexpected.

She said it was more likely that other insurance products, such as critical illness cover and life insurance, would be adapted to cover care costs.

In addition, the tracking protection framework ('Do Not Track', or DNT) nearing completion in the World Wide Web Consortium [5] can be adapted to cover XDC cookies as well.

As far as upper bounds are concerned, the methods used in this paper can be adapted to cover more general cases referring to Poisson approximation (see, e.g., the Introduction in [2] and the references therein).

To compare the metabolic activity of NFAP-treated and untreated A. nidulans FGSC A4 hyphae and to reveal the apoptotic/necrotic events, FUN1 viability staining (Invitrogen-Life Technologies, Eugene, OR, USA) and Annexin V-FITC Apoptosis Detection Kit (Sigma-Aldrich, St . Louis MO, USA) were adapted to cover slips, respectively.

By controlling the angle of the robot fingers on the robot suction nozzle, it can change its own shape to completely adapt to cover the damaged sections found in NPPs, and consequently, radioactive release to the atmosphere is effectively prevented.

The teaching-contents of these courses have been adapted to also cover the aspects of PDC.

Hand-woven rugs of magnificent Central Asian and Chinese designs, always adapted to Tibetan preferences, cover low seats, and tables and cabinets of carved and painted wood were commonplace in prosperous homes.

It is the objective of the RSNA/ESR Reporting Initiative to translate the RSNA templates into a variety of European languages, to adapt them to cover national or specialised applications and to create new templates.

The EU EBM partnership aims to evaluate the current project in a randomised controlled trial and expand and adapt it to cover subjects other than systematic reviews of effectiveness.