Sentence examples for feasible adaptations from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, we evaluated alternative clinically feasible adaptations to current dosing guidelines used that result in improved time above a MIC90 of 4 mg/L.

However, technologically feasible adaptations such as a shorter shelf life, adjusted product formulation and processing conditions that can be realized by the food industry in the near future are needed.

Examining the spatiotemporal dynamics of meteorological variables in the context of changing climate, particularly in countries where rainfed agriculture is predominant, is vital to assess climate-induced changes and suggest feasible adaptation strategies.

The AQoS specifies the relationship between constraints, feasible adaptation operations satisfying these constraints and possibly associated utilities or qualities.

The computational efficiency of adaptating can be greatly enhanced if this process could be simplified, in particular by using metadata that conveys precomputed relationships between feasible adaptation parameters and media characteristics obtained by selecting them [26].

In addition, feasible adaptation of the protein onto the NP surface is important, like in the case of Apo A-I preferentially binding to the 10 nm SPIONs but not the 25 nm particles.

Employees who are on sick leave for more than two weeks are typically required to make a return-to-work plan together with their LM, while occupational physicians and HRM have the role to advice the two parties on feasible job adaptations that may be needed to implement these plans.

Our first pilot trial that included 54 alcohol-dependent patients in qualified withdrawal treatment indicated that both the setting and the procedures of the study would be feasible with minor adaptations [ 19].

As a result, more research is needed to facilitate the design and implementation of feasible and transparent adaptation strategies for cultural resources under changing climate conditions.

Furthermore, the MBL approach does not incur an obvious increase in labor and financial costs, which makes it feasible for easy adaptation and implementation in a large class.

Through comparing the adaptation accuracies with those provided by other classical neuro-adaptation methods, the modularized adaptation is proved to be a feasible method for case adaptation.