Sentence examples for potential of adapting from inspiring English sources

The general conclusion that can be drawn from this feasibility study was that the potential of adapting the acoustic chemometric technique for online estimation of the wax deposition thickness exist and must be further investigated.

This strategy demonstrates the potential of adapting research and business methods to local settings, rather than necessarily trying to change the local situation to fit an international market.

These two approaches have the potential of adapting from a laboratory setup to a small-sized portable sensor in the future.

This study demonstrates the potential of adapting standard national MIS to collect information not only on the prevalence of malaria infections but also serological markers of exposure which are important in determining transmission in areas of low endemicity [ 26].

16, 17 In 2013, we initiated a pilot trial to study the potential of adapting our BCI intervention for improving attention and memory in a group of healthy English-speaking elderly.

Indeed, the first 2 action potentials of adapting VIP were followed by a first AHP component, an ADP, and a late AHP component (n = 8/15).

Several rehabilitation providers discussed the potential effect of adapting activities and developing routines to accommodate the special needs for improving sleep health among children with disabilities.

The objective of the study was to determine the potential cost-effectiveness of adapting a private sector diabetes management programme (DMP) to the South African public sector.

In macrophages, increased lactate formation and activation of the pentose phosphate pathway (PPP) after phagocytosis have been observed, suggesting potential importance of adapted metabolism on the activation cascade (Drapier and Hibbs, 1988; Schnyder and Baggiolini, 1978).

It is my job sometimes to find the right position for the players – it is a case of adapting to his physical potential, his physiological potential, and his tactical level.

Although short-term survival may not be highly correlated with genetic diversity, long-term survival most certainly is because of the potential to adapt to changing environments over long time periods is directly related to levels of genetic diversity (Madsen et al. 1999; Reed and Frankham 2003; Markert et al. 2010).