Sentence examples for enabling adaptation of from inspiring English sources

In response to specific environmental changes, sRNAs can modulate the expression levels of target genes, thus enabling adaptation of cellular physiology.

A technique is described that enables adaptation of a surgical obturator to accommodate anterior teeth that may or may not be resected with the lesion at surgery.

Insight into the corresponding molecular mechanisms is developing rapidly and enables adaptation of the emerging principles to the creation of artificial binding proteins in vitro, using the techniques of combinatorial biotechnology.

We analysed the literature and highlighted approaches and techniques used to enable adaptation of cloud resource configuration.

For example, the availability of three complete genome sequences from Acinetobacter (i.e. AYE, SDF and A. baylyi ADP1) has enabled comparison in a more general context to tease apart likely genetic changes that enabled adaptation of Acinetobacter species to specific environments [4].

Iterative data collection and analysis enabled adaptation of topic guides and testing of emerging themes.

This iterative process of data collection and analysis enabled adaptation of topic guides and testing of emerging themes.

The government could also enable adaptation of health information systems in use nowadays to the maternal morbidity surveillance needs.

An interface of the first type, such as a guideline, facilitates combinations and substitutions of modules to enable adaptation of the modular healthcare package to the patient's needs (e.g. [ 12, 27, 28]).

For CLAS, JCR and EQS, information in patients' files on individual characteristics associated with ethnic minority status (e.g. proficiency in the majority language) also enables adaptation of care to the needs of an individual patient.

Many insect species harbor bacterial symbionts, which enable adaptation of hosts to different environmental niches and affect diversification of insect lineages (Moran et al. 2008; Ferrari and Vavre 2011).