Sentence examples for carefully adopting from inspiring English sources

First, those questionnaires whose internal consistencies had been checked by previous researchers were used after carefully adopting them in to the current context and without changing the original meaning.

Earlier on, with a carefully adopted ingenuousness, Steiner ponders "Jesus's motiveless choice of Judas for damnation" and the identification of Judas with money, and comments on the hideous consequences of this for the Jews.

In this sense, researchers should be aware of the trade-off between the two options and carefully adopt the one that they consider the best in the research context.

The reason, however, that it is crucial to define the interior of the man is that this is where his principles originated -- from carefully adopted precepts, learned and acquired in early boyhood, adolescence, and college, then refined, tested, revised, and put to work over a lifetime.

In consequence, the user should carefully adopt the SNP calling parameters to his application purpose.

Nevertheless, the assumption that postural sway should be normalized [ 14] by any body dimension must be carefully adopted.

"The Government should think carefully before adopting web blocking and must not use it as a tool to prevent the viewing of content it simply doesn't like".

Users will need to consider this aspect carefully before adopting cloud computing.

This will serve as a warning - watch their behavior carefully before adopting them as a friend.

And be aware that each application will cost you between $50 and $100, so you want to be whittling down your choices carefully rather than adopting a scatter-gun approach.

These differences should be carefully evaluated before adopting a particular method to estimate aboveground biomass and carbon stocks of P. radiata plantations at a local, regional or national scale.