Sentence examples for compatible environment from inspiring English sources
Before the group broke up, he helped steer it to exclusively studio recording, a compatible environment for experimentation.
And this past year, to foster a more compatible environment in the wake of the incident, Rutgers started gender-neutral housing, in which male, female and transgender students can share a room.
Biosensors containing GNPs have offered a compatible environment for the biomolecules that has increased the immobilized biomolecules concentration on the surface of electrode.
I tell you this story because in looking for the ideal venue to do what I wanted to do, it had to be a very compatible environment.
The additional requirement that communities are transported between physico-chemically compatible environments is exactly consistent with the low probability/long distance requirement of jump diffusion models.
Our findings illustrate that, in adoptive T cell transfer experiments using "monoclonal" T cells from RAG-deficient TCR Tg donors, monitoring the expression of the Tg TCR chains is an absolute requirement for accurate interpretation of the results particularly when these cells are transferred into "hostile" non-MHC compatible environments.
Furthermore, the system can create a satisfactory tissue-compatible environment and an effective VEGF-sustained release approach.
Results indicate that the thermal responsive VEGF-NPs-F127 gel system prevents acute tissue reaction, inflammation, and toxic manifestation because the gel creates a tissue-compatible environment and an effective VEGF sustained release approach.
Additional geo-processing components are available for.NET-compatible environments and languages.
Stratoscale, a startup that gives enterprises AWS-compatible environments inside their data centers, has acquired Tesora, a database-as-a-service company that runs on top of the OpenStack platform and that allows its customers to choose between 16 of the most popular databases.
These disruptions in physical location were driven by medical necessity and were then used as leverage for a more personally compatible NH environment.
