Sentence examples for universally adaptive from inspiring English sources
The method is universally adaptive to any fluorescence spectrometer and offers a very convenient and cost-effective way for characterization of the fine kinetic procedures in DNA polymerization.
An introduction to adaptive optics.
Despite an abundance of candidate examples, plasticity's importance for adaptive evolution is not universally accepted [ 50, 51].
The importance of monitoring in adaptive management applications is universally recognized, so much so that some people seem to think that monitoring resource conditions is sufficient in and of itself to make a project "adaptive".
In the MRF case with finite state space variables, some heuristics have been proposed for the design problem but no universally accepted solution exists, particularly when considering adaptive policies as opposed to static ones.
It is generally (although not universally) acknowledged that most phenotypic innovation and adaptive radiation in animals occurs by alterations to the regulatory superstructure rather than the repertoire of protein components.
Conventional adaptive boundary element method cannot be universally applied to solve many more problems than the subject it discussed, and different error estimation formulas need to be designed for varied problems.
Even though the importance of adaptive immunity to control poxvirus infections has been universally accepted, the relative contribution of T and B cells in this process is still a matter of debate [3], [18].
Another implication of this is that genes that are involved in adaptive evolution may be the ones that are hardest to study as these are less universally expressed.
What is adaptive learning?
