Sentence examples for developing compatibility with from inspiring English sources
"We are committed to evolving and developing compatibility with the newest and most popular mobile devices such as the iPad and iPhone 4".
Zimbra is only the fourth company, behind Microsoft, Novell, and IBM, to develop compatibility with the BlackBerry server, and the only one to do it without direct assistance from RIM, producer of the BlackBerry.
The baths were developed for compatibility with standard photoresist for microfabrication of integrated magnetics on Si.
A micro-fluidic immobilisation device allowing the covalent attachment of up to 16 binding partners in a linear array on a single surface has been developed for compatibility with a prototype multiplex SPR analyser.
The EmbryoGENE DNA methylation analysis (EDMA) platform was developed for compatibility with our previously published transcriptome analysis platform [ 1] with the aim of integrating data of both types from the same sample.
In particular we have been developing mEPN's compatibility with BioLayout Express3D, a network analysis tool developed by us for the visualization and analysis networks derived from 'omics data [ 37, 38].
MetaABC was developed with compatibility for the metagenomic data generated by both NGS and Sanger platforms.
A new design of 3-part ankle replacement was developed to achieve compatibility with the natural ligaments by allowing certain fibers to remain isometric during passive motion.
An online post-column enzyme binding detection based on fluorescence enhancement was developed, and its compatibility with modern HPLC separation techniques, such as gradient elution and increased temperature, was demonstrated.
Trade-related technical assistance included reviewing current food and agricultural policies of developing countries, examining their compatibility with those agreed under the WTO and assisting with incorporation of trade concerns into domestic agricultural policies.
The deal involved the conversion of the A and B series aircraft to the "export" C and D series, which developed the Gripen for compatibility with NATO standards.
