Sentence examples for adopted alternatives from inspiring English sources

The description of Irving as a historian, rather than a historical author, is controversial, with some publications continuing to refer to him as a "historian" or "disgraced historian", while others insist he is not a historian, and have adopted alternatives such as "author" or "historic writer".

With this aim, the term metabolic equivalent (MET), a well-known measure in this area, is one of the most adopted alternatives.

Intel and the PC makers eventually pulled their support of Rambus and adopted alternative memory designs.

Second, a widely adopted alternative is to use state alcohol excise taxes, especially beer taxes, as a proxy for beverage prices.

U.S. and Western European food processors ignored the late-90's BPA flap, with the notable exception of small Eden Foods, which adopted alternative linings for its canned beans.

Over time, some groups have migrated to other virtual meeting platforms, some have stopped meeting formally, and others have adopted alternative ways of keeping in touch.

Secondly, we adopted alternative DNA extraction procedures and extended proteinase K treatment for removing any residual protein detrimental to the above conversion.

Each demonstration site adopted alternative (non fee-for-service) physician payment mechanisms and used electronic patient records (EPRs) to support service delivery [ 41].

But we did manage to adopt alternatives, and after a couple of years no one wanted to go back".

It is long past time for states to adopt alternatives to incarceration as the preferred response to nonviolent drug offenses.

We must adopt alternatives to prison for drug-related offences, depending on the severity of the offence, and prioritising an effective rehabilitation and re-socialisation of offenders.