Sentence examples for through adaptation of from inspiring English sources
However, its use can be extended to other agricultural regions through adaptation of the species list.
Robotic technology may compensate intricate deficiencies through adaptation of the help to the environment.
Diffusive vorticity exchange is through adaptation of a scheme proposed by Fishelov (J. Camput. Phys. 86, 211, 1990) to vortex elements with a sheet-like structure.
In this study, pristine graphene suspended in organic solvent was prepared through adaptation of a previously developed process involving the non-invasive exfoliation of graphite.
By identifying and describing the functionality in peri-urban landscapes the existing governance gaps can be recognized and thus dealt with through adaptation of existing planning tools.
Such spatio-temporal fluctuations create large capacity surpluses at times of low traffic demand, which in turn offers opportunities for energy savings through adaptation of the service supply to the actual demand.
It was presumably therefore a logical step for him to use the movie studio clout he has gained through adaptations of The Fault in Our Stars and Paper Towns to pitch what he describes as "the greatest underdog sports story you've never heard".
He continues to haunt the public imagination – either through adaptations of his own work (last Christmas gave us a new Day of the Triffids on the BBC) or through thinly disguised homages (witness the opening of Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later, which almost exactly resembles the first chapters of The Day of the Triffids, and is in its turn parodied in the opening of Shaun of the Dead).
Both PC346Flu1 and PC346Flu2 sublines replicate the progression to hormone-therapy refractory disease through adaptations of the AR pathway.
Both PC346Flu1 and PC346Flu2 sublines have an active AR and acquired hormone-therapy refractory proliferation through adaptations of the AR pathway.
Brachyury-targeted therapeutics could possibly be implemented through adaptations of recently developed exosome-based nanodevices, which increase the immunogenicity of tumor-associated antigens [ 181].
