Sentence examples for adapting the relevant from inspiring English sources

Ad-hoc tensile tests were carried out by properly adapting the relevant ASTM standard to the specific case (curved geometry); the coating adhesion strength was found adequate (about 25 MPa) for biomedical applications.

The first 48 responders were asked to take part in a structured interview aimed at identifying ambiguities in wording and adapting the relevant items (45, or 94%, participated).

This process will include adapting the relevant care-pathway components to the work routine of community health workers, nurses, midlevel providers (such as social workers and social work assistants), and more specialized clinicians (such as psychologists and physicians).

Obama's training, one recalls, was in the community-reform methods of Saul Alinsky; and yet he seems to have adapted the relevant ideas in foreshortened form.

Here we describe the methods by which we adapted the relevant human psychophysical methods to awake, behaving monkeys and replicated key previous psychophysical results.

We need an urgent EU approach to develop preventive policies and to identify and adapt the relevant financial instruments.

For instance, in [16], a cross-layer design was built with the objective of adapting the most relevant parameters in the application and physical layers to the transmission conditions.

This is not compromising who you are, but rather adapting to the relevant surroundings.

In this paper, we suggest the genetic algorithm based two-step classification method (TSCM) that allows both selecting the relevant factors and adapting the model itself to application.

A lot of preparation was needed including adapting the curriculum to be more relevant to youth living in an urban setting.

Frit production, glaze preparation, application, and single fast-firing of wall tiles were, first of all, conducted under laboratory working conditions and then, successful recipes were adapted to the relevant industry.