Sentence examples for adapting the setting from inspiring English sources

It is not know if adapting the setting or changing preceptor behaviours to those valued by these learners will be helpful for learners who take less effective approaches.

The parameters of the extreme value distribution are calculated on-line thereby adapting the set-point calculations to the prevailing environment.

Results demonstrated no significant differences in MPPempty between the A-set-ups, indicating that the value of the empty chamber could not be reduced by adapting the set-up.

Bean adapts the setting to the Brighton gangland of 1963, with the central Harlequin character (whom Corden plays) recast as an out-of-work musician.

It's too early to really know how those productions will adapt the setting or time of their piece, so in the mean time, I listed five of my personal favorite modern Shakespeare adaptations.

While here, I decided to adapt the set of questions I've been posing Texans - misconceptions and truths - to New Mexico residents.

People who use my service take huge risks; I can't afford to let them down.' Todd said that although there was a problem with the new system, which linked a Russian demand valve with British tanks, he adapted the sets satisfactorily.

What do you think about the possibility to adapt the set of genomes per study, to the organism of interest?

For most of the saline-treated MitoPark mice, it was difficult to complete the task in time; so, we adapted the set-up for this experimental group to analyze the gait parameters whenever more than 11 consecutive steps were performed.

This feedback can then be used by the system to adapt the set of rules and handle some changes in the users' habits or fitness in a lifelong learning mode.

The relationship between specific LMRs with TF-binding motifs and their target genes was tested by adapting the gene set enrichment analysis (GSEA).