Sentence examples for user can adapt the from inspiring English sources
The user can adapt the concentration of reactants and the conditions of the reaction.
GoSynthetic alerts the user if a term or term combination did not yield results (as not contained in the hierarchy of terms describing processes) so that the user can adapt the search (e.g search the term 'process' with an adjective as many processes are described in this way in GoSynthetic, e.g. 'inflammatory process').
Therefore, an important requirement for the final implementation of the model within the USEtox model is that the user can adapt the parameter values to his or her specific circumstances and that default parameter lists for various workplace settings and geographical regions are provided to facilitate the application.
ThunderSTORM offers many different processing and post-processing methods so that users can adapt the analysis to their data.
Most state of the art gene finders use a form of Hidden Markov Model (HMM) differing in the implementation and complexity of the model as well as the ease in which users can adapt the application to their needs [ 13].
We note, however, that our low TB incidence settings do not assume constant TB incidence over time, and that users can adapt the model to incorporate declining (or rising) TB incidence at baseline.
Our framework is very flexible since the user can adapt it to its proper needs.
Based on the real-time interactive feedback process, each user can adapt its behavior and act strategically to achieve a better profit.
Obtaining the knowledge of the primary communication, the secondary users can adapt their coding schemes to mitigate the interference caused by the primary communication.
In the first game, the users can adapt their temporal power allocation to their decoding rank at the receiver.
Besides adaptation, dysarthric speakers also improved the recognition likelihood of their words by training the consistency of their pronunciations [5]-[7]; thuserssers can adapt their vocalizations in order to alleviate the ASR shortcoming to cope with severe vocal variability.
