Sentence examples for stable and adapted from inspiring English sources

MRI acquisitions will be performed with an additional calibration pad positioned on the patient thorax (dedicated pad produced by the Nancy CIC-IT with stable and adapted T2).

CIAT 899 and PRF 81 have been identified as highly effective in fixing N2 with Andean and Mesoamerican common-bean genotypes, competitive against indigenous rhizobia, genetically stable, and adapted to stressful tropical conditions such as acidic soils and high temperatures [ 13, 15, 19, 20].

In the United States, the American Staffordshire terrier was bred for a stable temperament and adapted for hunting vermin and game and for farm work, taking advantage of the breed's strength and courage.

Of these viruses, the genotype A series virus was genetically stable and well adapted to quails.

Evolutionary design rules should be extracted and adapted to engineer stable and predictable ecological function.

Set points and drive amplitudes were selected in order to obtain stable scanning with the lowest energy dissipation possible and adapted if required.

The custom protocol includes more comfortable/stable positioning and adapted cortical segmentation and direct transformation analysis methods.

The richest and most moving film from the Merchant Ivory stable, perfectly adapted from Kazuo Ishiguro's novel, this is the film I want to curl up with on a dark, melancholy winter's afternoon; its mood matches the darkness outside, but the brilliance of the storytelling and acting thrills me into most unwinterly optimism.

The sentimental comedy Come to the Stable (1949), adapted from a Clare Boothe Luce story, cast Young and Celeste Holm as transplanted French nuns trying to raise money for a children's hospital in the New England town of Bethlehem.

In general, couples in longer and stable relationships found ways to communicate about and adapt to the male's PE.

As they become less stable and mobile, some older people also experience a corresponding loss of confidence and adapt by using canes or limiting their movements.