Sentence examples for adopting new methods from inspiring English sources

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The natural sciences and mathematics have traditionally been the most strongly reductionist, but also have a somewhat greater openness to adopting new methods and approaches.

Future research should aim to validate a particular outcome measure, preferably by reproducing previous work rather than adopting new methods.

Studies should aim to validate a particular outcome measure, preferably by reproducing previous work rather than adopting new methods.

In his Presidential lecture at the AAOS in 1938, he wisely commented, "Let us beware of adopting new methods too hastily".

Several respondents pointed out that toxicologists tend to be conservative, to adhere to "tried and true" laboratory methods (i.e., traditional animal tests), and to be very slow in adopting new methods.

But in others, executives who have been on the job for years have begun adopting newer methods of doing business.

In order to achieve this result, Brazil decided to adopt new methods.

Gradually, the medical profession adopted new methods of treating patients at the end of life.

It is more expensive to offer classes with smaller enrollments, and it requires the faculty to adopt new methods.

Some skeptics believe that the polling firms, some of which had adopted new methods after missing the mark in both the 2015 election and the Brexit referendum, are overstating Labour's surge.