Sentence examples for adopted a further from inspiring English sources

The 36-year-old has given birth to four children, adopted a further two and also looks after a niece.

As a purely epistatic model is a challenge for the analysis in itself, we adopted a further analysis method, i.e. the multifactor dimensionality reduction (MDR [44], [52].

We adopted a further classification of the severity of periodontal disease based on the conclusions of the working group by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Association of Periodontology in 2003.

Harper's spokesman, Dimitri Soudas, said: "If adopted, a bill further criminalising homosexuality would constitute a significant step backwards for the protection of human rights in Uganda".

In November 2010, she took her mission of getting dogs adopted a step further: she created her own rescue group focused on caring for larger breed dogs that are normally overlooked.

Thus, a larger τ SRH of 10 ns can be adopted and a further improved efficiency of 19.9% (J sc = 11.5 mA/cm2 and V oc = 2.04 V) can be obtained with a D/P ratio of 0.6 after the current matching.

Later, Zhou, et al. [26] and Ren, et al. [27] adopted a similar method to further examine fatigue in cracked rotors.

By November 2014 the conditions set out at the 23rd meeting of the CGPM for the unit redefinitions had still not been met, and the 25th meeting of the CGPM, held in November 2014, adopted a similar resolution encouraging further work towards establishing fixed values for the fundamental constants.

SSSKC has now adopted a business plan for further dissemination of HEP that includes a structured marketing and referral strategy.

AMMAN, 21 December 2010 – Participants at an Arab conference on children's rights today adopted a declaration calling for further action to protect children and promote their rights.

We then adopted a snowball technique to identify further documents in the published and grey literature, and further searched online archives and discussions of existing CoPs, in particular in the health domain.