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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allows to be adapted" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing the flexibility or modifiability of something, but it requires a subject to clarify what is being allowed to be adapted.
Example: "The software allows users to be adapted to different operating systems."
Alternatives: "permits adaptation" or "enables modification".
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The simulator is written in Java and is based on the SimJava tool and allows to be adapted to various routing protocols.
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First, a versatile architecture has been designed allowing to be adapted to any quantitative protocol.
The coefficients of the system and the weighting matrices in the cost functional are allowed to be adapted processes with respect to the common noise filtration.
In addition to its basic performance specifications, the flexibility of TIMS allows it to be adapted to a variety of applications.
This model was developed for the city of Lisbon, but its flexible architecture allows it to be adapted to different cities.
The new funding is to be used to develop Aquafadas' newest product called Ave Comics, a solution that allows comics to be adapted for use on mobile phones and on computers.
Thus the inherent tolerance of inteins allows them to be adapted to splice proteins of diverse character.
28 For chronic conditions such as psoriasis the availability of a range of therapies allows treatment to be adapted to patients' needs, clinical response, and tolerance.
Apart from a few items, the measure seems generalisable within a European setting and its flexible matrix structure allows it to be adapted to suit national needs.
This framework allows CBE to be adapted to meet the changing needs of older people in the appropriate setting and perhaps a more prescriptive model would have limited applicability in health and social care settings.
Furthermore, CASTOR is highly scalable and modular, allowing it to be adapted to a wide range of scales and applications.
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