Sentence examples for adapting this concept from inspiring English sources

In adapting this concept theoretically, the meaning of the original parameters in physical science is assigned a new meaning in the marketing context.

At first blush, I can't think of any type of retailer that wouldn't benefit more from adapting this concept than department stores.

Previous efforts for adapting this concept to signaling networks apply to networks that include only chemical reactions and activating regulation [ 37] or to enzyme cascades (e.g. phosphorylation and dephosphorylation) [ 38].

"We were inspired by the handheld devices that scan bar codes in grocery stores," says Yao. "The devices use a polygon mirror and a laser diode to quickly 'read' the product information, and we adapted this concept to build a prototype handheld photoacoustic device to 'read' the skin.

We have adapted this concept to in situ RT-PCR recovery by producing single-stranded cDNAs with complementary flanking 5' and 3' terminal sequences, so that PCR can be performed using a single consensus primer (KZ) to amplify the resultant cDNA templates.

We adapted this concept to co-amplify single copy sequences from normal and 'weak Illumina signal' regions.

Bundles were originally developed for use by health care professionals, in our study we aim to adapt this concept for use by patients after discharge.

Neuenschwander et al. [ 6] adapted this concept of "Calman's gap" to describe a discrepancy in the family's understanding or acceptance of the patient's condition, and their overall expectations.

Since the seminal work of Cohen and Levinthal (1990) who adapted this macroeconomic concept to organizations, it has been investigated from many perspectives (Kedia and Bhagat 1988, p. 561).

Extended TILAR (ExTILAR) adapts this modeling concept to produce network models that are based on linear ordinary differential equations.

Now stable owners across America are adapting the concept to their business.