Sentence examples for adapted to context from inspiring English sources

The framework outlined ought to be adapted to context and validated by future research.

This highlights that quantitative indicators, where appropriately adapted to context, can provide insights into aspects of the social capital framework.

The Method Engineering (ME) discipline emerged as a response to the need for methods that are better adapted to context.

Preliminary findings have shown us that quantitative indicators, where appropriately adapted to context, can provide insights into aspects of the social capital framework.

And for those working with people, funding predictability and flexibility over a longer timeframe allows for more innovative approaches, adapted to context and need.

Research evidence was almost always adapted to context and situation.

It is about adapting to context.

It's a delicate balancing act between being authentic and being true to your beliefs and skilfully adapting to context.

In a blog for the Network, director of Oxford University's Humanitarian Innovation Project Alex Betts explains that innovation is about adapting to context, and providing ways to "move beyond encampment through creating livelihood opportunities and self-sufficiency".

Applications can self-adapt to context changes.

However, surveillance systems, asynchronous communication systems (like ASK) and many others that may adapt to context changes but are not time critical, would benefit from such an infrastructure.