Sentence examples for experiment to adapt from inspiring English sources

To avoid maladaptation, we thus gave the participant some time before beginning the experiment to adapt himself/herself to the experiment scenario.

All mice were subjected to a practice trial 3 days before the experiment to adapt to the treadmill testing environment.

These mutations arose in the context of an experiment to adapt 114 lines of E. coli to thermal stress for 2000 generations [ 25].

Further, we carried out small watershed experiments to adapt the CN values of different mitigation options.

The results are exploited within three point bending experiments to adapt the structural delamination and subsequent energy dissipation behaviour with the proposed interface modification concept.

Cheesemakers and vegetable growers, as well as artisans in other areas, began first to experiment and then to adapt, until they were making and growing foods that were specific to their locality.

The rigorous application of the objectivist approach, which was developed for laboratory experiments, is difficult to adapt to the evaluation of information systems in a practical real-world environment because such systems tend to be complex, changing rapidly over time, and often existing in a variety of variants.

So, if a researcher is interested in correlating the intensity of benevolence or malevolence in the two domains (i.e., the x- and the y-score) with behavior in another experiment it seems advisable to adapt the parameters of the test to the parameters in that other experiment.

In order to carry out the experiment, it was necessary to adapt the extremes of the values of the metrics mentioned above to our reference context which is very different from that Caldiera and Basili referred to.

Subjects viewed both static and dynamic noise stimuli extensively before the experiment began, allowing them to adapt to the statistics of the two processes.

The first 333 days of the experiment were mainly used to adapt the sludges to the FSF, especially the thermophilic sludge [ 3].