Sentence examples for adapt to the expected from inspiring English sources

Scientists said that the messages about the threat posed by climate change in the 21st century have never been clearer but there is still time to mitigate the worst effects by cutting greenhouse gas emissions with sustainable energy sources as well as to adapt to the expected changes with technological improvements.

Within many if not most resource management agencies, the number of programs and initiatives designed to adapt to the expected impacts of climate change has risen sharply over the past decade.

At increasingly water limited sites a strongly decreasing resilience of Norway spruce will require a shift towards tree species better adapted to the expected future conditions.

Risks to the early scaling up the distribution of Micro-Nutrient powders 7. The methodology of baseline and end line studies needs to be adapted to the expected levels of change in a Joint Programme    .

She creates her own versions of the world, and then, as she goes from girlhood to womanhood, she has the bookworm's dilemma, to adapt to the stereotype expected of her in the real world, or to invent her own way of being.

However, the tendons in three of the animals in this study did not adapt to the remainder in the expected manner.

This exerts a strong imperative to act anticipatorily and to adapt to these expected changes (Kolström et al. 2011).

He said: "Businesses worth their salt will already be talking about how they can adapt to the future challenges and expected opportunities of a low-carbon economy.

Thus the baby learns to adapt to the wake-sleep cycle expected in his or her culture.

However, as excess reserves decline, financial conditions normalize, and banks adapt to the new regime, we expect the interest rate paid on reserves to become an effective instrument for controlling the federal funds rate.

However, the questions in the present MCQ-test were adapted to the knowledge expected from the nurses, as they were composed from university colleges exams; running tests used in hospitals; and questions raised from audits.