Sentence examples for broadly adapted from inspiring English sources
But phase-change memory won't be broadly adapted until power consumption can be checked, says Zhirnov.
With a book by Kristin Walter and music and lyrics by Larisa Bryski, the production is broadly adapted from an Oscar Wilde fairy tale.
Two‐photon (2P) microscopy is a high‐resolution imaging technique that was initially applied by neurobiologists and developmental cell biologists but has subsequently been broadly adapted by immunologists.
The new varieties were broadly adapted as they were superior in all the three rice-growing seasons over varying levels of inputs.
Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L). is a broadly adapted warm-season grass species native to most of the central and eastern United States.
Broadly adapted from the Polish author Witold Gombrowicz's satirical 1960 novel, "Pornografia," the film expands the conventional definition of its provocative title to embrace a more generalized view of people's selfish, antiheroic behavior during wartime.
Sony was the first company to broadly adapt the lithium technology at its factories in the early 1990s; the company consistently improved the product and began incorporating it into consumer-electronic devices.
To promote such adoption, the startup watches for users coming up with neat ways to use the app, and when it finds something that could be used broadly, adapts the custom solutions made by users into templates that others can build from.
In our experiment the porcine offspring, which was exposed to an undersupply of protein during fetal development but had appropriate postnatal dietary conditions, was able to broadly adapt in terms of their body weight.
If implemented broadly and adapted appropriately, such strategies would ultimately offer a rubric of standard high quality healthcare practices to diverse resource-limited environments.
If broadly implemented, the adapted CDSMP could have meaningful, wide-ranging and complementary implications for chronic illness care, as well as for the primary and tertiary prevention of chronic disease [ 42].
