Sentence examples for appropriate adaptations from inspiring English sources

Much of what can be said about ancient Greece and Rome could be applied, with appropriate adaptations, to ancient Israel.

Each of these zones has produced in its resident primates the appropriate adaptations, but there is perhaps more diversity of bodily form among forest-living species than among savanna inhabitants.

Culturally appropriate adaptations appeared to enhance risk perceptions and adaptation actions, suggesting a need for more rigorous cultural adaptation guidelines towards climate resilience when designing adaptation interventions for different ethnic groups.

Given that most cognitive-behavioral relationship interventions have been designed for and tested on different-sex couples, clinicians wishing to serve same-sex couples will need to make appropriate adaptations to these interventions in order to remove heterosexist bias and sensitively meet the unique needs of same-sex couples.

Research integrity is also protected by allowing for appropriate adaptations to intervention protocols that preserve the feasibility of 'real world' interventions.

Whenever an environment changed, those organisms that already had the adaptations necessary to survive would do so, whereas those lacking appropriate adaptations would not.

These HMMs are then adapted by using the appropriate adaptation subset (resp., the subset BADAPT for the BDSON corpus, and the VADAPT set for VODIS).

In addition to supporting appropriate adaptation of its own guidelines, WHO should consider adapting guidelines developed by other organizations, given the potential value of WHO endorsement and savings, if high quality guidelines already exist.

Appropriate adaptation laws are designed to undertake the unknown parameters.

This makes it difficult to recommend appropriate adaptation strategies.

The NALS can also be used for training students to make appropriate adaptation for learning.