Sentence examples for is commonly adapted from inspiring English sources

The design is commonly adapted to apply air and water separately during cleaning and therefore finds application in graded media, dual or triple media or granular activated carbon filters.

The former is commonly adapted because of its simplicity, in which a certain proportion of organic solvent is added to the sample in a single step [ 46, 47].

A representative analytic approach is the Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA), which has been commonly adapted [ 3, 4, 45- 49] to sort the collected genes into predefined pathways or functional categories.

Many of these percutaneous mechanical thrombectomy devices were used in conjunction with pharmacological thrombolysis, a technique also known as pharmacomechanical thrombectomy, which is a commonly adapted interventional technique in iliofemoral interventions [ 17].

Intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) is most commonly adapted for screening, but current tools lack the ability for risk stratification based on grayscale plaque morphology.

Traditionally, open wedge osteotomy is a commonly adapted procedure in correction of distal radius deformity [22, 23].

Structural diagnostics information about artwork is commonly obtained by adapting and applying non-destructive testing techniques from engineering.

The experimental identification of systems in structural dynamics is commonly achieved by adapting a parametric model so that its simulated response matches a set of measurements.

In this case, the inter-view estimation is commonly produced by adapting the motion-compensated temporal interpolation algorithms since the object 'trajectories' along views are practically straight lines.

In our study, low tree canopy cover appeared to favor species such as Galium aparine, which are more commonly adapted to sunny conditions.

Besides, even though the solicitor tries to make it all seem complicated, the novel from which the play is adapted is commonly found on bookshelves for young readers.