Sentence examples for essentially adapt from inspiring English sources
We essentially adapt the approach of Neuhaus [ 27], specifically to the situation in which there is missing covariate information, in this case haplotype phase.
Ideally, a randomized controlled trial format in preclinical research would essentially adapt established concepts from clinical trials and model preclinical studies according to this format, and include all core concepts of sound clinical trial design (Begg et al., 1996) (FDA Clinical Trials Guidance Documents, http://www.fda.gov/RegulatoryInformation/Guidances/ucm122046.htm, May 30 , 2012.
They came up with a song for him, an honor in MLS, where many club chants are essentially adapted versions of the same songs.
When they began to creep into the game Dennis Amiss, an English batsman, is usually cited as the first to wear one regularly during the 1978 World Series Cricket tournament they were essentially adapted motorcycle helmets.
The first few years of fMRI were dominated by block design tasks that were essentially adapted from the PET literature.
Dryft, created by Swype co-founder Randy Marsden and Rob Chaplinsky, is a replacement software keyboard for Android tablets that essentially adapts to the user's hands.
Apple is said to be essentially adapting Pandora's business model for use with its own streaming music service in the new report, and to de-emphasize its current iAd aim of in-app display advertising.
It's an old idea, essentially adapting new technology to game theory (which was used to predict exactly how to kill the most Russians with the fewest nuclear warheads in the Cold War), but one that still retains credibility.
"It can react appropriately to you under a wide range of things you might do and essentially intelligently adapt its behavior," he said.
Insurance companies are applying pressure in high-risk areas, essentially saying adapt or pay higher premiums — especially in urban and commercial areas.
It was a short story essentially, and adapted from a short story.
