Sentence examples for better adopted from inspiring English sources

The new art teacher called her "Eureka," and her classmates, who know better, adopted the mispronounced name with hilarity.

Alternative techniques might be better adopted in patients with a sagittal fracture gap and depression.

As regards the computation of iterations themselves, it is helpful to apply suitable simplified versions of the algorithm, not discussed here, which are better adopted for use with computer algebra systems.

L. monocytogenes is better adopted to infect humans than mice and might explain its high activity towards leukocytes that normally threaten L. monocytogenes survival in human cells.

We examine healthcare provider perceptions of usefulness based on specialty and level of training with the ultimate goal of discovering which CPRs might be better adopted by these providers.

Third (and in connection to the second), acclimatization of mussels inhabiting a contaminated site through activation of the DNA repair mechanism is possible, what could also be facilitated through differential regulation of genes coding for DNA repair, and even genetic selection could have acted in the favor of better adopted genotypes [ 65– 65].

So I thought I'd better adopt a less leisurely attitude".

"WalkMe demonstrates tremendous value in helping employees and customers better adopt technology," said Jeff Horing, Managing Director, Insight Venture Partners, said in a statement.

To conclude, the carcinogenetic potential of endometrioma is a continuous source of interest and its study may help to clarify the pathogenesis of ovarian cancer and to better adopt effective preventive strategies.

With improved market access, Egypt would better adopt a strategy that is based on allocating increasing amount of resources for high-value exportable horticultural products for which Egypt has a comparative advantage.

With improved market access, Egypt would better adopt a strategy that is based on allocating increasing amount of resources to high-value exportable horticultural products in which Egypt has a comparative advantage.