Sentence examples for most commonly adapted from inspiring English sources

This set-up is the one most commonly adapted for animal scanners.

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

(2016) describe extensive structural and functional work on meganucleases, the group of homing endonucleases most commonly adapted to genome engineering applications.

Among these indices, the amount or concentration of tracer uptake in the striatal area is the most commonly adapted parameter because it reflects the activity of dopamine transporters or receptors that have been reported as reliable biomarkers for the PD diagnosis.

Cognitive radios most commonly adapt waveform parameters such as transmit power, modulation type and order, and code rate and type to satisfy objectives of BER, throughput, and spectral efficiency [23, 31].

The most commonly used and easily adapted catchment area is the roof of a house.

National IMCI Adaptation subcommittees had made several adaptations to training materials; these most commonly included deleting exercises, adapting drills and adding role plays (Additional file 4).

Yet the film is an extreme example of the mistake most commonly made in adapting James: raising every subtlety to a literal level.

Seven of the 10 most commonly reported events in the adapted version are not included in the 17-item HTQ and include: hiding in the jungle (79.4%), forced relocation (67.5%), lost property or belongings (66.3%), forced labor (50.5%), destruction/burning of crops (48.5%), destruction/burning of houses (48.1%), and fear of deportation from Thailand (47.7%) [ 24].

Race-specific resistance to P. sojae in soybean is gene-for-gene, although in many areas of the US and worldwide there are populations that have adapted to the most commonly deployed resistance to P. sojae (Rps) genes.

The proposed figure is adapted from ΦTC, the most commonly used conventional figure of merit, with two changes.