Sentence examples for universally adaptable from inspiring English sources

All such analyses follow a standard pattern that is universally adaptable to discrete systems.

The chip will be able to read all 18 different types of transmission standards put in place by the FCC, making it universally adaptable.

Given the fact that a similar strategy has been proven to be effective in reprograming diseased somatic cells inherently resistant to the regular cell reprogramming procedure (Liu et al., 2014), we speculate that this methodology could be universally adaptable for various applications.

They also suggested some pictorial modifications in the flip chart and more structured clinical examinations, rewording of some lines in the OSCEs and a universally adaptable referral note.

The FF2-6-001 qPCR set-up tool is also universally adaptable to any master mix and qPCR reagent-use selection (e.g. SYBR Green, one-step and two-step, beacon, scorpion and hydrolysis probe methods) for both relative and absolute quantitative qPCR approaches.

Teaching diverse cohorts to code and introducing them to AI helps solve some immediate talent needs for industry, but society needs to also equip people with universally available data and adaptable skills to train for a shared future with AI.

Shakespeare's plays are not universally valid, but rather endlessly adaptable, making "Shakespeare" current and useful.

The void left by the Personal Computer with one OS will be filled, as it were, with LEGO-like (or steak-like) building blocks, universally compatible (or at least adaptable) pick-and-choose bits built over a kernel or utterly barebones OS (Unix-like, MinWin, OS X, or other), itself really just a clearinghouse for instructions from the bits.

"They are multilingual, universally understood, varied in form, highly adaptable and yet still instantly recognizable since each of the 10 characters has its own strong and unique identity".

No approach can be universally satisfactory but the proposed method is both adaptable and based on transparent principles.

Any future health goal must be universally relevant; however, targets and indicators must be adaptable to a country's health priorities and needs and regional differences should be considered (14, 30).