Sentence examples for adoption required from inspiring English sources

We chose to develop a new genome browser instead of adopting one of the existing browsers in part because the adoption required conversion of the data archived in CFGP into new formats, and the existing browsers do not support the integration of additional databases, such as the InterPro and customized homologous gene databases available through SNUGB.

To achieve IoT's massive potential and gain the consumer market adoption required to meet the projected revenue targets, we all need to walk thoughtfully toward the right goals.

The individuals working in counties new to FGDM perceive that adoption required additional resources such as more staff, money and training.

In contrast to technology adoption by individuals, organisational adoption required a wider multifaceted conceptualisation of 'how-to' knowledge in line with the more complex dynamics in organisations.

"Mass adoption requires technological innovations that dramatically lower costs," says Peter Rive, the chief operations officer of SolarCity in Foster City, Calif., a system designer and installer.

However, smart manufacturing adoption requires a significant shift from these approaches.

However, effective adoption requires the adaptation of the generic instrument to the specific realities of health care organizations.

While these technologies are extremely promising, their successful clinical adoption requires a clearer understanding of how NPs interact with the biological environment in which NPs are introduced.

Since Accounting Information Systems AISS) process and store a series of sensitive and confidential data (general ledger, payroll database, and financial database), cloud and mobile technology adoption requires a rigorous analysis of data and application security.

But an essential part of adoption requires a strong user experience right out of the gate, and in its present form, Bixby doesn't deliver on the blustery promises the company made ahead of launch, when it promised it would be "revolutionizing phone interfaces".

Our results suggest that widespread adoption requires designing afforestation so it (i) provides a range of socio-economic benefits that go beyond provision of income; (ii) minimises disruption to land management flexibility; and (iii) is compatible with landholder beliefs about appropriate use of agricultural land.