Sentence examples for consequently adapted from inspiring English sources
Landis and Koch provide guidance for interpreting values of ( k ), which we consequently adapted for our evaluation and are displayed in Table 3 [22].
Contrary to the original SAM algorithm, the ERB method presently used allows analyses on narrow time windows, and is consequently adapted for early steps of cerebral processing analyses.
In general indications and contraindications have never been consequently adapted to newer results.
The isoniazid-resistant strains demonstrated increased susceptibility to oxidative stress and consequently adapted to this by upregulating the synthesis of a number of compounds.
Recent studies also showed that many tumors that have mutations in the p53 gene have consequently adapted to chronic hypoxic environments and in fact are not significantly affected by anti-angiogenic therapies [ 38].
The decision-makers can consequently adapt their decisions to the changing environment.
We consequently adapt the image timestamping and signing procedure such that sequences of images instead of individual images are timestamped.
We hypothesized that CT with feedback on performance can help ODs to correctly calibrate their abilities and consequently adapt their driving behavior.
As the major cell source in the stroma and a long-lived cell system, fibroblasts are able to accumulate aging-associated alterations and consequently adapt their cellular functions.
Vermeire et al. suggested that tonotopic reorganization of the cochlea, auditory pathway, and the cortex itself occurs after implant programming and that the auditory infrastructure consequently adapts to the new situation of frequencies (Vermeire et al. 2008).
As each actor in a cloud environment can be both source and target of attacks, the classification provides any cloud actor the necessary knowledge of the different attacks by which it can threaten or be threatened, and consequently deploy adapted VMI-based monitoring architectures.
