Sentence examples for adapted as part of from inspiring English sources

Mansfield Park and Sense and Sensibility are the other two titles that will be adapted as part of the Harper Collins project, one of several attempts to adapt or continue Austen's works.

But discussions also include a collaboration to create such things as stock trading games or online quizzes that can be adapted as part of a student's economics class curriculum or study aid.

It is seen that the architecture of splitting storage and processing units performs well in real experiments and can be easily adapted as part of existing LTE network [16].

It can be adapted as part of any traditional psychotherapy, as long as the core requirements of the therapy are included," said Wade.

In this study, the published TGF-β signaling COPASI model was directly adapted as part of our own COPASI model.

It is important to continue to monitor intervention effectiveness when interventions are simplified and/or adapted as part of scaling up processes [ 6, 14].

With Sergio Agüero in City's ranks, he will never be given the same opportunity and will have to adapt as part of a front two, or simply from the bench.

After losing his legs, he returned in 2008 to take third place in a specially adapted car as part of an Italian-Spanish team that finished third in the World Touring Car Championship.

Indeed, the ruse worked so well that another HHS division, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Agency SAMHSAadaptedpTMAPTMas as part of its national evidence-based "toolkit" project and supported it even after the scheme was exposed in The New York Times in 2004, but ultimately disavowed it over a year later.

Strategies to improve the uptake of seasonal influenza vaccine by general population should therefore be adapted as a part of the pandemic preparedness plan, as dissemination of correct information regarding vaccination may be more difficult at the time of crisis [26].

In other words, the message is that cognitive systems are adaptive systems and, in order to understand the adaptive dynamics, it is important to include the 'situations' that the cognitive agents/organisations are adapting to as part of the 'system' being modelled.