Sentence examples for adapt to the progress from inspiring English sources

Residency training is a dynamic process, and training plans, objectives, and outcomes should adapt to the progress of society, the national economy, the development of medical science, and the needs of the population in general.

It was notoriously difficult to turn the artillery pieces round to face new directions – so adapting to the progress of the battle would have been difficult for these early gunners.

The exercise dynamics were based on the classic progressive load method, respecting the interdependence of volume and intensity proposed by Chiesa [ 14] and adapted to the progress needs in the ten sessions.

Moreover, the limited interaction causes difficulties for lecturers to differentiate pacing and instruction that adapt to the different progress levels of students (Goodwin & Miller, 2013).

Ethical, legal and social issues have gained robustness, however, at the cost of loss of flexibility and ability to adapt to the very fast progress in science".

Osmostress induces cell-cycle delays, which permit cells to adapt to the stress before progressing into vulnerable cell-cycle transitions.

During this time it is hypothesized that the residual tumor cells may have ample time to adapt to the changed microenvironment, repopulate and progress the disease to a symptomatic state.

They have since had to adapt to the new process of working within the three virtual dimensions of computer modelling, and to adapt again as technology has progressed.

The use of doctrine-driven CGF is fraught with challenges such as modeling of complex expert knowledge and adapting to the trainees' progress in real time.

Although the criteria of Annex XIII were adapted to the scientific progress with regard to PBT and vPvB properties in March 2011 [14], no decision concerning a PBT or vPvB substance was made in 2011 and 2012.

Professor Reitz said officials in other states were making good progress in adapting to the Blakely decision.