Sentence examples for serves to adjust from inspiring English sources
The fast-bed riser, because of its high and relatively uniform gas velocity, serves to adjust the size, especially the size distribution of the agglomerates, that is, further capture of discrete micro-scale discrete particles for the smaller agglomerates to make them larger, and attrition of over-size agglomerates to make them smaller.
However, when a meal occurs outside of a normal feeding time, the induced rise in oxyntomodulin serves to adjust the clock to a new feeding schedule.
In the brain, programmed cell death (PCD) serves to adjust the numbers of the different types of neurons during development, and its pathological reactivation in the adult leads to neurodegeneration.
Ire1 is a signal transduction protein in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) membrane that serves to adjust the protein-folding capacity of the ER according to the needs of the cell.
The simple multivariate model served to adjust for the effect size of established clinical liver function scoring systems (CTP, ALBI) with known association with overall survival.
These incentives are set up through regular, on-chain auctions of "bond" and "share" tokens, which serve to adjust Basis supply.
We therefore predict that adaptation would serve to adjust these ranges to the changing statistics of light input.
Under these circumstances, mitochondrial respiration rates and oxygen diffusion and delivery to central organs such as the CNS undergo rapid change (slower in cooling, faster during warming), and perhaps different zUCPs might serve to adjust mitochondrial function during sudden warming and cooling, or other stress conditions.
Gene expression was also measured in MCF-7 cells and served to adjust the data from different plates.
The weight factors can serve to adjust the impact of the partial cost factors, depending on the aim of the optimization strategy.
The ORs were adjusted for the stratified sampling methods and calibration weights that serve to adjust for non-response bias and are based on information extracted from various Swedish registers [ 19].
