Sentence examples for adopt substantially from inspiring English sources

For instance, in 2013, these banks' Wall Street operations have to adopt substantially stricter regulations that could weigh on capital estimates.

Instead, these results suggest that in the presence of RFS-1/RIP-1 the filaments adopt a substantially more flexible and less rigid conformation.

Heidegger not only increasingly engages with poetry in his later thinking (especially the works of the German lyric poet Hölderlin), he also adopts a substantially more poetic style of writing.

The mere fact that an applicant's use was geographically remote from a registrant or other opposer's use does not establish good faith, as "courts have generally held that the remote use defense... is unavailable where the junior user adopts a substantially identical mark in a remote geographic area with full knowledge of the senior user's prior use elsewhere".

Thus, the low expression level not only may explain our problems detecting the reporter protein but also infers that it may not be possible for the fusion protein to substantially adopt Mcph1-functions.

This line of reasoning is supported by a recent study showing that the willingness of farmers to adopt GM crops is substantially hampered by the costs and uncertainties associated with coexistence regulations, despite lower costs for chemicals [ 15].

President Obama substantially adopted the plan.

Administration officials who have reviewed drafts of the legislation said that it substantially adopts Mr. Obama's proposal.

The Optional Municipal Code was adopted in 1969, substantially expanding the powers of cities choosing to come under it.

These recommendations were substantially adopted by a two-thirds majority of the UN General Assembly in Resolution 181, dated November 29 , 1947 a decision made possible partly because of an agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union on partition and partly because pressure was exerted on some small countries by Zionist sympathizers in the United States.

3D simulation-based virtual worlds, such as Second Life (hereafter SL), have been substantially adopted in educational settings worldwide.