Sentence examples similar to be adapted suitably from inspiring English sources
The TDLS technique is based on measuring the absorption of IR radiation (at specific wavelengths) by a target gas, and can suitably be adapted to measure the flux of volcanic CO2 from low-temperature hydrothermal manifestations (Pedone et al. 2014a, b), where the use of traditional UV spectroscopy remote-sensing techniques is prevented by the absence of SO2.
Our framework could be used to detect QTL affecting such variability in animal models and could be adapted to use in suitably controlled human studies.
The described platform can be adapted to monitor the other types of abused drugs by using suitably selected biorecognition elements.
The present coexpression system could be adapted to provide the peptide free of the additional N-terminal methionine by expressing a suitably tagged Aβ peptide that can be cleaved to yield the native N-terminus.
Note that the block fading model considered in this work can be adapted to represent a more realistic channel which changes continuously both in time and in frequency by suitably selecting the number of resource elements in each block.
The AGREE instrument is suitably applicable to assess the quality of guideline development in social insurance medicine, but some of the scoring rules need to be adapted to the context of social insurance.
The AGREE instrument is suitably applicable for assessing the quality of guideline development in social insurance; nevertheless, some of the scoring rules need to be adapted to the context of social insurance.
And when the tale, which is being adapted for Broadway, appears on stage, you can bet there will be a suitably spooky cemetery set.
Japanese businesses are adapting.
Even Microsoft is adapting.
