Sentence examples for systems adapted from from inspiring English sources

Fig. 6 Decision tree to decide on rehabilitation action for invader plant stands in different vegetation systems (adapted from Everson et al. 2016b).

Manometric test systems, adapted from those used to measure biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), and the OxiTop® test system in particular, are being increasingly used to determine the biodegradability of chemicals in accordance to OECD 301F guidelines.

One strategy for achieving this is to employ robust methods for describing complex systems, adapted from math and engineering disciplines far outside traditional biomedical fields [ 7].

All of the hematoxylin and eosin-stained liver samples were assessed by a single pathologist at Pfizer for inflammatory activity and changes in tissue architecture using scoring systems adapted from the Knodell system for inflammation [ 19] and the METAVIR scoring system for fibrosis [ 20].

Chicago's move comes against a background of a potential boom of MBAs and masters courses in Europe as continental higher education systems adapt from their current five to seven-year format to the Anglo-American model of three or four-year undergraduate degrees, followed by a masters and a three-year PhD.

Increasing numbers of patients engaged in treatment will also require that health systems adapt from facility-based care to community-based care and delivery.

Systemic maximum toxicity was evaluated using a grading system adapted from the WHO.

hybrid system adapted from the Camry.

Instead, he has installed a braking system adapted from a Honda motorcycle.

Among three powertrain choices, a 4-cylinder hybrid system adapted from the Fusion promises roughly 40 combined m.p.g.

One tool at their disposal could be a nationwide vehicle tracking system, adapted from the technology used by Singapore's Land Transport Authority to regulate traffic and parking.