Sentence examples for adaptation challenging from inspiring English sources

Because the novel does not present a linear story but has many flashbacks and jumps around in time, Amini found the adaptation challenging.

Pathogens as well as environmental conditions are likely to change over a few tree generations, making adaptation challenging (Petit and Hampe 2006; Kuparinen et al. 2010).

In order to overcome these adaptation challenges each language version of the QoL-AGHDA is adapted according to a standardised adaptation procedure that uses the dual panel methodology [ 21].

In terms of adaptation challenges Mr. Hare has taken on, "this is the third book where an awful lot of what's going on is internal," he said.

Ms. Hunter hopes that the piece will resonate on symbolic and thematic levels, too, as Mr. Teevan's adaptation challenges assumptions of human supremacy.

At the start of the experiment, cows were fed forage-only diet (baseline, d 0) and after a 6-d gradual adaptation, challenged with a 60% grain diet for 4 wk (d 7 – 35), either continuously (CONT) or interruptedly with a 1-wk break in the second wk (INT).

Adaptation challenged all of us, except for Atticus, who nursed and slept and cooed, content to snuggle into any loving arms.

Poorer countries and their citizens have to address the adaptation challenge with far fewer resources, says the report.

After the inaugural session, there were several technical sessions which lasted two days and covered issues like climate monitoring, adaptation challenges, climate change negotiations, protection of forests, financing technology and water, food and energy security.

"When facing the climate adaptation challenge, hydropower plants can make a precious resource to manage water, prevent damages from extreme weather and regulate irrigation systems," says Richard M Taylor, executive director at the International Hydropower Association.

The construction of the European Higher Education Area has been an adaptation challenge for Spanish universities.