Sentence examples for be adapted between from inspiring English sources
In software where the distribution function is predefined (e.g., R), it can be used both for estimation and for simulation, whereas in software where a user-defined function is necessary (e.g., NONMEM), the code should be adapted between estimation and simulation.
The model forms a spatially explicit method to address the effects of shallow landslide erosion and sedimentation because digital elevation data are adapted between timesteps and on- and off-site effects over the years can be simulated in this way.
The transmission modes at the FBSs are adapted between least interference (LI) and precoding matrix index (PMI).
This parameter was the same for all conditions in a run, but it was adapted between runs to keep the task demanding for the subjects.
Whereas we use the cell-type transforming clamp in this work to convert between mouse and human electrodynamics, the technique could be adapted to convert between the action potential morphologies of any two cell types of interest.
We assume that our analysis model can be adapted for connections between other school subjects and professional practices.
The results are rather insensitive towards the MMC specific modelling parameters but the modelling of the mixing time scale needs to be adapted to achieve consistency between the flame propagation speed predicted by the artificially thickened flame model and the flame dynamics predicted by MMC.
We have presented the implementation of a robust covariance tracking algorithm, with a parameterizable complexity that can be adapted to trade-off between robustness and execution time.
The method can also be adapted to allow associations between gene-environment interactions and risk of disease to be investigated.
The concepts of diagnostic testing can be adapted to investigate associations between a genetic variant and a disease.
Importantly, the approach can be adapted to other partnerships between schools of public health and longitudinal research sites.
