Sentence examples for adapting the standard from inspiring English sources

When the first images of the new set were released, Lego faced some criticism for adapting the standard mould in order to give the female figurines an hour-glass shape.

Groundwater samples were analyzed for chemical parameters including pH, Na+, Cl−, HCO3 −, electrical conductivity (EC) and sodium absorption ratio (SAR) by adapting the standard procedures of water analysis.

The gamma ray is used to differentiate between quartz/feldspar and mica/biotite/chlorite within the Farma phyllites, adapting the standard approach of sand/clay differentiation in siliciclastic sediments.

Based on these results, we combined PEG-Dox, TMZ, and radiotherapy in the study presented here, adapting the standard of care EORTC26981/NCIC-CE.3 protocol.

The locally specific, as well as the generic, components of eco-medical literacy can be identified by adapting the standard techniques for identifying medical competencies.

Adjusted population attributable risks (PARs) for cadmium exposure were calculated by adapting the standard formula PAR = 1 – Σ jΣ i p ij/ RR i| j (Benichou 2001; Bruzzi et al. 1985) to the survey data.

Due to the novelty of this research field, there are no established guidelines, recommended practices, or standards to design floating support structures: this work presents a relatively simple and quick methodology to use in the conceptual and preliminary design phase, using and adapting the standards developed for oil and gas offshore floating structures.

Now educators, students and parents can put their energy into adapting the standards for their classrooms instead of worrying about what will be on the test.

I would argue that most of those practical problems (e.g., teaching more complex curriculums, learning more advanced curriculums without adequate foundation, computer glitches, adapting the standards to disabled students) will be resolved in time.

But artists in other Northumbrian centres in the late 7th century began to adapt the standard decorative apparatus of late antique Italian manuscripts to very different effect.

Gears has pledged to adapt the standard.