Sentence examples for effect of adapting from inspiring English sources

In Exp. 2, steers (n = 232; BW = 326 ± 14.5 kg) were used in a randomized block design to determine the effect of adapting steers to finishing diets using BP (n = 6 replications per treatment).

This has the effect of adapting the cell's response to the input level.

Several rehabilitation providers discussed the potential effect of adapting activities and developing routines to accommodate the special needs for improving sleep health among children with disabilities.

To evaluate the effect of adapted capsulotomy laser settings on the cutting quality in femtosecond laser assisted cataract surgery.

The study in [14] analyzes the effects of adapting the beacon rate with respect to reduced accuracy and changing the offered load.

We first examined the effects of adapting to line segments of different orientations, both on the aftereffect magnitude in subsequently viewed probe stimuli, as well as on the perceptual drift experienced during the adaptation period itself.

We also measured (for JAS, middle panel) the effects of adapting contrast at two different pedestal values (0 and 0.02), Facilitation by the pedestal was lost at high adapting contrasts only, in agreement with the results in Fig. 2. Abolition of the dip, with no effect on detection is, to the best of our knowledge, unprecedented.

The ACTIV 'HOPstudy aims to assess the effects of adapted physical activity sessions for hospitalized children in terms of 1) health-related quality of life (HRQoL) and 2) satisfaction with hospital care.

Depicting tesseracts and disembodied brains was eventually accomplished through the clever use of special effects and the challenges of adapting the story were handled by adding or deleting scenes or rearranging the narrative in subtle ways.

The effects on pupil constriction of adapting pre-exposures across the entire visual spectrum using 11 different wavelengths (400, 420, 440, 460, 480, 500, 530, 560, 590, 620, 650 nm) were explored in 4 subjects (chosen for their ability to maintain fixation during the long exposure sequences).

It was proposed that physical and chemical stressors at low doses may have long-term beneficial effects as a way of adapting an organism toward enhanced stress responses.