Sentence examples for be adapted to small from inspiring English sources
Modern assay techniques can often be adapted to small blood volumes allowing finger prick blood samples to be taken.
Although the RRM process can dynamically be adapted to small variations of the traffic load distribution through the PPA process, the outcome of CIAM is essential for the efficiency of the RRM operation under traffic load variations taking place in larger timeframes.
A distinctive advantage of the LFR concept is its potential to be adapted to smaller "battery" designs, which can be manufactured as self-contained systems with a "lifetime core".
Our hypothesis if proven to work at a provincial level with poorly controlled outbreaks, can be adapted to smaller size districts without excess poultry deaths but virologically positive asymptomatic waterfowls.
When this method was adapted to small volumes, the total number of identified proteins was reduced to 530, which is quite similar to the number reported in the present study following fractionation (n = 520).
Although the technique has since been adapted to small animal brain analysis, resolution remains a limiting factor to distinguish and to quantify the volumes of the various cisternal, subarachnoid, and ventricular compartments in normal developing rodents.
Ringer adds that even though the experiments produced only laboratory quantities of the superstrength alloy, the process could quickly be adapted to produce small components that require high strength but low weight, such as biomedical implants.
The VersaTREK system can be adapted to accommodate small or big volumes of blood culture bottles and with its 96 bottle capacity is ideal for smaller laboratories.
They could also be adapted to carry small doses of drugs to specific targets in the body.
The US transducer types to be used should be adapted to the small parts investigated.
Drones can be flown using GPS technology — meaning it takes minimal practice to fly them — and they can be adapted to carry small payloads.
