Sentence examples for changes adapted from inspiring English sources

A patient-centered approach to treatment requires the development of research methods and regulatory changes adapted to the paradigm of personalized medicine.

The sustainability of a teaching innovation necessitates some knowledge of adequacies by the team of trainers who ensure the follow-up and extension for changes adapted to the contexts of their achievement.

Morphological changes of cells are foundation of their metabolism and function changes, adapting to the need of the both latters.

We have changed "adapted" to "starred in" to clarify that he did not write or direct the adaptations.

Furthermore, it is not yet clear whether customized facilitators of practice change, adapted to local barriers, are more effective than generic facilitators of practice change [ 4].

Parents' readiness for change in parenting was assessed using a measure based on the transtheoretical model of change adapted for psychotherapy.

"You have got to be able to change, adapt as changes take place in the world," said Michael E. Gardner, manager of the Cove Point plant.

Ultimately, it is science that provides us with new information that enables us to re-evaluate our current knowledge and allows us to change, adapt and evolve mentally.

Of course, as you learn, internalize feedback, change, adapt, and engage with your markets, the foundation for your business solidifies and begins to afford and beget expansion.

Or will the deathist culture change, adapt, or even subside?

Modern research, however, shows that certain regions of your brain can change, adapt, and grow throughout your lifetime.