Sentence examples for adapted to result from inspiring English sources

According to the ALARA principle ("as low as reasonably achievable"), CT protocols and imaging parameters need to be adapted to result in the lowest possible radiation exposure without losing relevant information for diagnosis.

Although the Dutch WOMAC is considered reliable and valid, and is only slightly adapted to result in the Expectation WOMAC, the psychometric properties of the Expectation WOMAC are unknown.

Thus, encoding models need to be adapted to the resulting structured noise and signal convolutions.

In South America, this organism has also adapted to cattle, resulting in more frequent disease outbreaks in those communities.

It is plausible that the complex has adapted to changes resulting from ligature-induced coronal inflammation in the tension-dominant mesial region and the compression-dominant distal region.

They also found feeding grain to cows not adapted to grain resulted in higher free ruminal endotoxin, and the endotoxin concentration in the rumen increased by 15 to 18 times within 12 hours after SARA was induced by feeding grain.

The guidelines are adapted to the results and the results show what innovation strategies should be developed for national dissemination, adoption and implementation.

The formula was adapted to the results of laboratory strength tests of cement-treated soils made of six dredged marine clays with different levels of initial water content.

Antimicrobial therapy was adapted to culture results.

As recommended, the therapy was secondarily adapted to microbiological results.

In general indications and contraindications have never been consequently adapted to newer results.