Sentence examples for be automatically adopted from inspiring English sources
21 This science-driven misapplication of the Public Health Model ignores the importance of engaging practitioners, policy makers and the community in the process of designing, researching and implementing effective interventions, falsely assuming that efficacious interventions can be automatically adopted and effectively implemented at a population level.
The rare laypersons who had themselves enclosed at an abbey were automatically adopted into the monastic family.
For the sake of illustration, the physico-chemical characterization of animal cell biomacromolecules or the evaluation of polymer layer density on eukaryotic cells (by molecular stretching) could be automatically performed adopting the strategy reported here.
If the City Council adopts the plan next month, affordable housing developments near John Wayne Airport would be automatically approved if they meet certain requirements.
You'll be automatically dismissed.
'Forms' will be automatically highlighted.
Variables identified as being predictive of adverse outcomes cannot automatically be adopted, through assumption of an inverse relation, for identification of normal pregnancy.
Under the Gephardt rule, as the change became known, when a budget resolution conference report was adopted, a House Joint Resolution was automatically deemed as passed by the House and sent to the Senate.
He also called for more states to adopt automatic voter registration, so voters are automatically registered to vote whenever they have any meaningful interaction with the DMV.
At this point, if you're like me, you automatically adopt the Brooklyn Brace Position, refined in the course of many movies and TV series, and essential if one is to survive any lightly amusing yet acutely perceptive drama about relationships and personal growth.
Our survey has shown that cost-effectiveness does not guarantee that new treatments, especially those that rely on a change in practice (such as ATs), will automatically be adopted [ 8].
