The researchers adapted a standard 48-nozzle inkjet cartridge, made by Epson, to fire a neurotransmitter at a culture of rat neurons.
Following the CSV literature we also adapt a standard convex-cost function for the financial intermediary sector.
How can Sri Lanka adapt a standard UI program so as to avoid or mitigate the above-identified problems?
The duo adapted a standard experiment: Infants and other primates know that an object will fall if something is not holding it up; they stare for longer than normal at images of a ball or banana floating in midair, for example, suggesting they know that something unusual is going on.
Some teachers adapt a standard workshop method supplemented by readings, others use the workshop method only after weeks of reading and discussion to familiarize students with contemporary writing in the genre, and some abandon the workshop entirely, saving it for advanced classes.
For one method, we adapted a standard screening protocol to directly identify plaque-forming units (PFUs) or "free" phage particles within >150 different environmental extracts from an array of soil, fresh water and marine samples, as well as herbivore feces, rhizosphere and phylloplane washings, decaying organic matter, and soil invertebrate intestines.
To strengthen the report's reliability, HRW might have adapted a standard sampling procedure.
We adapted a standard enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay kit for the quantification of TNF-alpha in serum to measure the amount of this cytokine in solid tissue.
To obtain bed bug feces, we adapted a standard technique used to analyze triatomine feces for the presence of T. cruzi.
Fifth, our work was inspired by the work that Cronin et al did in the US, which adapted a standard diffusion of innovation model proposed by Rogers [ 6, 22].
Grisso & Appelbaum adapt a loose standard and draw attention to the connection that any reasoning inability must have to the disorder.
