Sentence examples for modifications to cope from inspiring English sources

Acquisition and processing protocols are described in general and modifications to cope with the special needs in radiooncology.

The design of complete and accurate control recipe is a complex process and requires continuous modifications to cope with the dynamic changes in market demands and product specifications.

The manufacturers' instructions were followed with modifications to cope with cattle tissue samples.

The data acquisition and front end electronics systems require significant modification to cope with the enormous throughput of data.

In particular, we focus on the weighted correlation with the Ramsay's weights using a slight modification to cope with squares.

We base both methods on the adaptations for the DSDARP (Schilde et al., 2011) and introduce all modifications required to cope with stochastic, time-dependent travel speeds.

Coating the mold inner is a firmly established practice, in particular with electrolytic surface modification treatments, to cope with the various operating needs including low wettability, high hardness, good wear resistance and low cost.

An initial group of modifications was made to cope with the epidemiological specificity of EpiBasket: the catalogue's offered 'e-commerce products' are 'epidemiological questions'.

In this review, we present an outline of the original method, several studies achieved by using the method as a major strategic tool, technological difficulties and intrinsic problems that emerged, and improvements and modifications of the method to cope with these drawbacks.

However, the MAT architecture is not intended to be a one-size-fits-all solution to computerized instruments, so significant modifications would be necessary to cope with significant departures from the assumptions of MAT.

Cells also contain proteins and DNA; built-in redundancies for damaged molecules and organelles; tightly coupled redox systems; pools of reductants; antioxidants; DNA repair mechanisms and sensitive sensor molecules such as nuclear factor kappa beta; and signal transduction mechanisms affecting both transcription and post-translational modification of proteins needed to cope with oxidative stress.