Sentence examples for being adaptable for from inspiring English sources

We show that this platform is able to maintain adult and embryonic stem cells while also being adaptable for 3D systems.

The JBT facilitates measurement of social judgment biases by (1) using multiple responses, (2) indicating individual differences by using within-subject designs, (3) being adaptable for assessing a variety of judgments, (4) identifying an objective magnitude of bias, and (5) taking 6 min to complete on average.

The interdisciplinary and population-based effectiveness characteristics of GHR (e.g. having broad appeal, being adaptable for both participants and intervention agents) (9) create traits that are not in line with the above-mentioned common definitions of research excellence.

Given the success of spPCR in the Drosophila system, adapter-ligation PCR might also be adaptable for mapping of transposable elements.

All units are adaptable for the handicapped.

Intended primarily for band concerts, the facility will also be adaptable for other types of performance.

And his principles may even be adaptable for drugs that haven't yet been invented.

But Mr. Thomas, the New World Symphony's tireless artistic director, wanted its new hall to be adaptable for chamber music.

Series of curving planes peel off from the core of "Miscellany" and "Matrix," or fold in toward the lid of "Roll Jar," a pneumatic-looking form that seems only incidentally to be adaptable for storage.

In 2006 Mr. Martin's books were sent to the writer-producer David Benioff (screenwriter of "Troy" and "25th Hour"), who enlisted his friend and fellow writer D. B. Weiss to see if they might be adaptable for film or television.

This approach is adaptable for many hardware configurations.