Sentence examples for minor adaptations of from inspiring English sources

Compared to the classical Galerkin method, the algorithms allow for significant computational savings and require minor adaptations of the deterministic codes.

Although minor adaptations of the computer-based test were expected, construct equivalence should nevertheless be ascertained with the aid of a detailed curricula analysis.

The similarities in the official languages in Germany and German-speaking Switzerland11 and the results of a feasibility study by Baethge and Arends (2009, pp. 71 84) led to the initial assumption that 'commercial competence' is highly comparable between these two countries; only minor adaptations of the German computer-based test were anticipated for Switzerland.

Minor adaptations of standard T1, T2 and heteronuclear NOE (nuclear Overhauser effect) experiments [ 27] were utilized.

Higher rates of missing items in HRQoL questionnaires have already been reported in elderly populations [ 7, 23- 28], but this problem has generally been minimized or resolved by minor adaptations of questionnaires or by interviewer administration [ 5, 24, 29].

The Ottawa writing system is a minor adaptation of a very similar one used for other dialects of Ojibwe in Ontario and the United States, and widely employed in reference materials and text collections.

This allows making a minor adaptation of the linear solver by gradually introducing the nonlinearity.

Five escalation levels were provided, based on a minor adaptation of the three-step WHO analgesic ladder.

Previously, we implemented subtree-based local RNA structure alignment by a minor adaptation of the CM's generative model that required no substantive alteration of the CYK algorithm.

Since it was found that Ac-EFQLQ pNA had the highest kcat/ KM ratio (see Results), a Michael-acceptor polypeptide inhibitor (MAPI) with the same sequence as the optimal substrate was synthesized, essentially by minor adaptation of the methods described by Dragovich et al. (14), and purified by reverse-phase chromatography (full details are given in the Supporting Information).

The shift might be due to differences of experience between the family physicians participating in the initial and validation study and perhaps to the minor adaptations to the phrasing of the case vignettes made after the initial study.