Sentence examples for considering to adapt from inspiring English sources

Considering to adapt to standards a given road should result in the compliance with some safety-based criteria integrated in new design and behaviour-related standards (i.e.: parameters of tangents and curves are ruled by road consistency).

So to even be considered to adapt it, to be allowed to adapt it, is just an incredible honour.

Would you consider to adapt your result according to different sample scopes for CPI in countries.

I was one of several writers being considered to adapt her life story for the Broadway stage.

Runtime application data are used to achieve interaction continuity and preserve usability, while information on the different platforms is considered to adapt the application's appearance and behaviour to the specific device.

To improve the utility of Hi-C in characterizing the 3D genome of specialized populations of cells or small samples of primary tissue, we identify steps prone to DNA loss which should be considered to adapt Hi-C to lower cell numbers.

Local populations of plant species, such as perennial grasses, are considered to adapt to their environments by means of polyvariant ontogeny, i.e., diverse pathways that an individual plant may follow through a variety of states in its life cycle expressed as the ontogenetic stages and chronological ages (in years).

The device speed is the main parameter that the algorithm considers to adapt the scanning period.

Consequently, the rules and restrictions of test case prioritization should be considered to adapt the bat algorithm, which originates from the echolocation behavior of bats.

In conclusion, the sensing uncertainties should be considered to adapt actual communication scenarios and provide better protection for the communication of the PU.

These above mentioned changes are, however, restricted to life history and behavioral defenses, with especially the latter considered to adapt fast and reversibly [ 33, 34].