Sentence examples for allowing adaption from inspiring English sources

The distinct evolutionary forces acting on these transcriptional programs enable the conservation of similar body plans while allowing adaption.

While MIRACLE has been designed to handle RPPA data, the sample tracking issues addressed here are in general common for researchers constructing customized microarrays, allowing adaption of MIRACLE to serve other array formats.

Schmidt [18] proposed the incongruity hypothesis, which provides a combination of property- and process-explanations and allows adaption to the environment.

The Alphabet Strategy is a freely available, non-copyright concept, accessible in the public domain to allow adaption to local circumstances.

Feedback on the illness condition allows adaption of illness perceptions, which lead to changes in self-efficacy and illness specific distress.

By increasing the contact time of the greywater with microorganisms and allowing longer adaption, the removal efficiency also enhanced.

Embroidery techniques and patterns used for scaffold production allow the adaption of biomechanical scaffold properties.

As reusable components have to be adaptable to different customer requirements, the possibility of including variability within the reusable components is provided, to allow an adaption to the plant under construction.

The variation of the mass of the ATMD allows the adaption of its eigenfrequency to the dominant one of the machine tool, which is dependent on the axis position of the machine.

Besides, the theory of evolution has long since rendered the chicken-egg dilemma something of a non-mystery anyway: once you allow species adaption to enter the equation, it is fairly straightforward to see how a new egg-laying species might come about.

For boosting the wall-plug efficiency of the ITER NBI system from about 0.25 to target values around 0.4 (pulsed DEMO) or 0.5 0.6 (steady state DEMO), the standard gas neutralizer concept has to be modified or replaced by the innovative laser neutralizer concept for which the modular concept of the ion source allows for adaption.