Sentence examples for promptly adapted from inspiring English sources

European airplane producers promptly adapted various aspects of the Wrights' technology to their monoplanes and biplanes.

The method offers high potential for engineers in the decision making process, whilst the HST-model can be promptly adapted to new information given by new measurements and can enhance the safety and reliability of dams.

In both settings, rewarming is characterized by a dynamic insulin/glucose ratio; glucose should be checked frequently and insulin requirements promptly adapted to achieve optimal glycemic control.

By promptly adapting their assistance to patient changing ventilator demands, proportional modes like PAV+ and NAVA can be advantageous in this setting.

This plasticity of I-XCI in the trophectoderm may serve as a back-up mechanism allowing placental progenitors to promptly adapt to mutations affecting genes on the maternal X or to environmental pressure favouring the usage of one allelic form compared to the other, like in the present study, in which only the cells expressing the paternal Hprt1 allele can survive in a HAT-containing medium.

The automated registry of exposed individuals was quickly adapted for risk communication purposes via SMS follow-up messages, and the digitization of rapid analysis of data promptly positioned the ACT platform to play a coordinating role among parallel diagnostic initiatives.

Most of the decisions can be made in a timely manner, but still are not perfect as seen from the fact that Hospital RK failed to promptly adapt to the change in UC policy, which resulted in huge financial loss.

In humans, one of the earliest signs of vitamin A deficiency is night blindness (nyctalopia), the visual failure to adapt promptly from light to darkness and to see in the dark.

The cell-free culture adapting passages (p1 and p2) expression profiles migrated towards cell-free adapted strains indicating the ability of the bacterium to adapt promptly to available resources in the environment.

The record shot up the R&B charts, was promptly banned from All-American airwaves for being too sexually upfront, and was coyly adapted as Dance With Me Henry by Georgia Gibbs, who reputedly sold 4m copies.

His colleagues promptly accepted his suggestion and expanded it, proposing that the design of their projected ironclad be adapted to the hull.