Sentence examples for primarily adapted from inspiring English sources

Early passages of Vero-adapted IBV, including p7, p12, p14 and p20, belong to the primarily adapted group (Fig. 7).

The quantitative methods and models used in AquaFarm are primarily adapted from the aquaculture science and engineering literature and mechanistic in nature.

The results from the study suggest that human fibula is primarily adapted to resist bending and torsion rather than compression stresses, and that fibula's bending strength is lower at the center of its proximal and distal halves and higher at the mid-shaft and at both bone's ends.

Although the episode was primarily adapted from the first episode of the British series, it was partially re-scripted in an attempt to "Americanize" it.

The episode was primarily adapted from the first episode of the British series, although it was partially re-scripted in an attempt to "Americanize" the new show.

Some researchers suggest that it was primarily adapted to life on the ground, while other researchers suggest that it was principally arboreal.

By primarily adapting the techniques in [8], we obtain the ( p, q ) - ( p, q ) -type inequality for the Hardy-Littlewood maximal function on noncommutative Lorentz spaces.

Whether M. ulcerans is primarily adapting to persist in a specialized environmental habitat, in arthropod hosts (34 ), or in chronic wounds of mammalian hosts remains to be determined.

Kothi refers to those same-sex attracted males who are feminine and primarily adapt receptive sexual role, double-decker refers to those who adapt insertive or receptive sexual role, and panthi refers to masculine men who primarily adapt insertive sexual role [ 3, 4].

The first group of contributions (subsection 'Research developed for Brazilian Portuguese term extraction') corresponds to investigations that primarily compared, adapted, or developed investigations for term extraction.

So far it has stores from iHoopla.com, which helps independent musicians sell their music, and another with Warner Bros. Records, which primarily offers adapted versions of songs from the group Green Day as mobile phone ring tones.