The phrase "adoption to changes" is not correct in English.
The correct expression would typically be "adaptation to changes."
Example: "The company's adoption to changes in technology has been impressive."
Alternatives: "adjustment to changes" or "adaptation to changes."
A $1 increase in the output price level is correlated with a 44% increase in the rate of initial adoption among firms, implying high sensitivity of the rate of initial adoption to changes in output price.
Through its flagship SaaS-based platform for K-12 institutions, BrightBytes takes the latest research and data from schools, and examines how teachers and students access and use technology in the classroom, distilling that information into actionable guidance that links tech adoption to changes in learning outcomes.
The environmental context within which the nurses practice is a key determinant of guideline adoption to facilitate a change in practice.
Since industrial construction practitioners are familiar with such remote design review tools, positive results from comparing the MR tool to one such commercial tool may persuade practitioners to move toward the adoption of MR/AR to change the way they work.
Combined, these four dimensions make up an adoption trajectory from HIS deployment to changes in clinical outcomes.
37 Finally, some authors attributed the increase in the risk of asthma in low- and middle-income countries to urbanisation and adoption of modern lifestyles leading to changes in diet, physical activity and psychosocial stress including violence as well as exposure to indoor and outdoor pollutants, irritants and aeroallergens.
This shifting landscape is the focus of a report to be released on Thursday by the Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute, a nonprofit organization that works to change adoption policy and practice.
The review should open the way for legislation to change adoption laws by the middle of the year, also addressing inequalities such as the inability of same-sex couples to adopt a child conceived via IVF and a bar on step-parents adopting their partner's child.
The three most frequent barriers cramping further agile adoption were the Ability to change organizational culture (50.7 %), Availability of personnel with necessary skills (43.3 %), and General resistance to change (41.4 %).
I voiced the research I had done on the options, my views on adoption if I were to change my mind, and the history behind my decision.
Similar to technology adoption, adaptation to climate change is a two-step process that involves perceiving that climate is changing and then responding to the change through adaptation measures (Asrat and Simane 2017a; Deresa et al. 2011).
