Sentence examples for if adapted for from inspiring English sources

Some researchers are designing gene chips that could, if adapted for use in hospitals, reveal which of a range of microbes is there, what strain it is, and which antibiotic-resistance genes and virulence factors it harbours.

However, this method can be applied for cooperative localization, only if adapted for non-complete graphs.

The results presented in this article confirm that the proposed iterative energy and co-variance matrix inversion scheme provides a significant performance improvement for the multicode downlink transmission, which could be useful to increase the capacity for the high speed down link transmission systems if adapted for standardization.

Molecular evolution was thus active, so it seems feasible that the phage might accelerate its fitness evolution if adapted for longer.

We encourage those interested in using EpiCollect within their own projects to contact us, so that we can provide software (and an associated website if required) adapted for use in their projects.

The screening approach, if appropriately adapted for a CHW programme, could increase efficiency by decreasing the number of visits to the households, preserving clients' time, and reducing transport and other costs.

The ECB should fulfill the requirements of the HIE-ISOLDE upgrade, and if possible be adapted for ion injection into TSR@ISOLDE, as well as serve as an early prototype of a future EURISOL ECB.

However, as in my aviary experiments from years before (Benkman 1993), we found that the South Hills crossbill was smaller than that predicted if it was adapted for foraging on the average-sized cone (Benkman et al. 2001, 2003).

This virus, if it becomes adapted for human transmission without a reduction in virulence, could result in a pandemic far worse than 1918, also involving healthy, younger persons (12, 13 ).

Further studies will need to be conducted to establish if the technique can be adapted to detect submicroscopic parasitic infections and/or if it can perform better with fresh blood samples and/or if it can be adapted for a RDT.

After that, we can then look at anti-inflammatory drugs and see if they can be adapted for use in dealing with senile dementia".