Sentence examples for fully adaptable from inspiring English sources
obscurus) is an anadromous fish of the genus Takifugu that has a strong ability to maintain body fluid homeostasis during adaptation to low and high environmental salinities and is fully adaptable to both FW and SW.
The method also ensures that it is able to find a path, if it exists, and it is fully adaptable to map changes over time.
It achieves optimization in terms of both energy consumption and cost by using a modular architecture, and is fully adaptable to current lighting systems.
An increasingly widespread interest in developing fully adaptable e-learning systems (e.g., intelligent tutoring systems) has led to the development of a wide range of adaptive processes and techniques.
MapQuest said today the Mapbox partnership would be used to bring "fully adaptable, fast-loading, and responsive maps" to MapQuest.
MapQuest said today the Mapbox partnership would be used to bring "fully adaptable, fast-loading, and responsive maps" to MapQuest.
Made by Swany, the "g.cell" gloves have a "fully integrated Bluetooth adaptable cell phone in a totally functional ski and winter sports glove".
Since the method is non-invasive, fully automatic, and adaptable to existing ventilator systems, it may provide real-time information regarding patient-ventilator synchrony status during both invasive and non-invasive ventilation.
Since the method is noninvasive, fully automatic and adaptable to existing ventilator monitoring systems, it may provide timely and actionable information on patient asynchrony both during invasive and non-invasive ventilation.
She goes on to claim that Vinaya's technology platform has been built "in a fully modular way, making it very adaptable" — and enabling it to be repurposed "to suit many different needs".
Because under such conditions the adaptable pro-aging pathways are fully suppressed and the adaptable anti-aging pathways are fully activated, a compound that can increase life span is expected to target the housekeeping longevity pathways.
