Sentence examples for using a well adapted from inspiring English sources

Briefly, respective cDNAs were amplified using a well adapted set of primers corresponding to the coding sequences of human fls485 (primer pair I, exon 1 through exon 3: 5'-GAG ACC TCG TCA TCC AGG AG-3', 5'-TTG ACC AGT GAC GAG TGA GG-3'; primer pair II, exon 8 through exon 9: 5'-TGC AGC AGC GCC AGA C-3', 5'-ACA GCA ATA CCG CTC AGG AGG3').

The widely used 'slash and burn' agriculture ('shifting cultivation') may seem primitive at first sight but is really a well adapted form of land use, developed over centuries of trial and error.

Data was collected from respondents using a well-structured questionnaire designed and adapted for the provision of educational services in line with SERVQUAL dimension scale.

Relying on the framework of the multibranch entropy solutions introduced by Brenier and Corrias, we compute efficiently multiphase solutions using well adapted and simple numerical schemes.

The main purposes of green roofs in Poland are: to create additional green space in dense urban area and to increase biodiversity, which could be done by using native plants (well adapted to local weather conditions).

The application describes its data structures that can be persistent, and that can be retrieved using indexing mechanisms well adapted to these structures.

This result now permits us to investigate other Antarctic sites using a robust numerical model well adapted to the extreme polar conditions (Meso-NH).

Our technical solution is based on a specific target injector design and the use of well adapted nozzle materials.

(iii) IgA: The IgA (IgA) levels against a somatic extract of the fourth stage larvae (LIV) from Teladorsagia circumcincta were measured using an ELISA test based on the technique described by Martínez-Valladares et al. [ 11]. (iv) Peps: The concentration of serum pepsinogen, as measured by fluorometric determination in a 96-well microtitre plate using a technique adapted from Edwards et al. [ 12].

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Prior distributions on the parameters from experts' opinions can be obtained in several ways [26], [27] but the approach used in [19] is well adapted to the way experts think about the test's diagnostic performances as they often know them in relation to a reference test (very often one with a very high specificity).