Sentence examples for carefully adapt from inspiring English sources

To remain policy-relevant, credible and legitimate, global environmental assessments (GEAs) must carefully adapt to a rapidly evolving governance landscape.

Kuefner et al. (2010) followed γ-H2AX foci formation during different cardiac CT protocols and showed that it is important to carefully adapt these protocols to avoid unnecessary X-ray-induced DSBs [ 7, 10].

The best regulation or competition policy should therefore be carefully adapted to every industry's specific conditions.

It is more derivative than Tolkien's (he owes something, for example, to Nesbit), more clearly Christian-allegorical, more carefully adapted to the tastes of children.

My First Cinderella tells everyone's favourite rags-to-riches story in a carefully adapted version by George Williamson, performed by young dancers from ENB's own school.

A vision of culture not as a loose assemblage of disparate fragments but as an organic unity, each component, like the organs in a body, carefully adapted to occupy a particular place, each part essential to the functioning of the whole.

Nigel Pickard, head of BBC children's programmes, once dismissed an American kids' show carefully adapted for British viewers with the words: "Blue's Clues is based on US educational principles".But even as Europeans mutter about the vulgarising force of American culture, they are busy enriching themselves by peddling one of the tawdriest popular genres to the Americans: reality TV.

Efficient genetic representation and operation schemes are carefully adapted.

Our implementations exploit the hardware parallelism of both types of architectures by carefully adapting the underlying numerical computations.

Wal-Mart also hewed relentlessly to its vision, but also carefully adapted to marketplace shifts and opportunities and implemented like crazy to see the vision fulfilled.

This is the task of radiology chairs but may be facilitated by carefully adapting the European and national training charters in order to better accommodate such career tracks.