Sentence examples for manipulated to match from inspiring English sources

In addition, the dose of STZ can be manipulated to match the degree of diabetes required for the study.

The religious makeup of a group of physicians can clearly not be manipulated to match that of the population but consideration should be given to how this factor may influence treatment decisions.

Prosecutors said David Rainey, in the early days of the spill, had manipulated calculations to match a far-too-low government estimate of the amount of oil spewing into the Gulf following the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig.

They published their results this week in the Proceedings of the Royal Society.In this section Eye robot The aftershocks of crime Silver threads of life Well spotted Correction: SpaceShipTwo ReprintsThe reaction-diffusion process can be mimicked by a computer, and the program's parameters manipulated to produce patterns matching those of cat coats.

The aim of this study is to test how the males' sharing behaviour is affected when they experience specific satiety for one of the two test foods, and the female's desire is manipulated to be either matched (by being pre-fed the same food), conflicting (by being pre-fed the other food) or neutral towards the test foods (by being pre-fed MD).

Matching the modeled data with the result of surfactant spontaneous imbibition test in the case which is not aged using a specific relative permeability, capillary pressure, and CDC parameters is practical; however, in the aged case, it is necessary to manipulate these parameters to match the modeled data with experimental results.

The experimental soil conditions we manipulated were not designed to match natural environmental variation among populations, and we specifically used plant and fungal lineages from only one population.

Some species exploit this nestmate recognition system by manipulating their CHCs during nest invasion to match the CHC of their host [ 12].

With an aching slowness and deliberation, Mr. Curtis slid to higher pitches; Mr. Wada, manipulating the speed controls on his recorder, strove to match Mr. Curtis's tone.

Also, most previous efforts to match physiological simulators to specific disease states have relied on manually manipulating the parameters in the simulator.

And: to match, or not to match?