Sentence examples for continuous adaption from inspiring English sources
To address these additional, time-dynamic requirements, this study creates a method for the continuous adaption of ECM using the concept of complexity management.
We give an analytical criterion to distinguish between continuous adaption, initial bursting, regular bursting and two types of tonic spiking.
The loss of bowel length is compensated by continuous adaption processes of the residual bowel that may lead to a complete functional recovery [ 4].
There have been numerous hypotheses why this is not what is observed in nature: for instance, environmental changes require new adaptions [ 1, 2] or coevolution can imply continuous adaptation without increasing the average fitness [ 3- 5].
26 28 None of the existing regimen fulfils the key points without interacting with respiration or haemodynamics, so continuous monitoring and adaption of dosage are mandatory to prevent adverse events.
Optimal matrix coating and adaption of continuous medium flow were elaborated for hepatocytes[56 59].
Furthermore, the adaption of the Continuous Mixing Model to unequal particle weights is presented.
The organizational change and adaption that follows then permit continuous and flexible transformation to occur.
An important advantage is that it supports dynamic adaption of coalition among agents based on continuous exploration and adaption of the three layered architecture of the proposed model.
Using a similar approach for the problem of optimal power adaption in M-QAM, it has been shown in[4], Equation 25 that the resulting optimal continuous modulation rate for a given value of γ is M γ = γ γ β (36). in which γ β is the optimized cutoff fade depth that depends on the fading distribution f.
Under physiological conditions the constitutive abundance of active Nrf2 is relatively low due to its continuous proteasomal degradation, but can be modified at the post-translational level to ensure rapid and efficient adaption to metabolic alterations in particular to oxidative stress.
