Sentence examples for considered adapted from inspiring English sources

The remaining 71 genotypes were developed elsewhere but they are considered adapted to Italian agro-climatic conditions.

The patients who used defence mechanisms such as repression, negation and projection were considered adapted patients.

Interestingly, cells that can overcome stress are better able to withstand exposure to subsequent stress, and are thus considered adapted (Rutkowski and Kaufman, 2007).

(He also considered adapting "Judge Judy").

From the rocky first years of his career, Verdi considered adapting Shakespeare to the operatic stage and looked closely at "Hamlet," "The Tempest" and "King Lear".

Godard said that he had considered adapting Mailer's book "Why Are We In Vietnam?," but that "he's not a good novelist" because "he's only interested in dead people, or in people who are dying…it was always death," and cited the title of Mailer's first book, "The Naked and the Dead".

Fast performance has been considered adapting the method for on-line use.

However, previous studies of call blocking and dropping performance with CAC have not considered adapting multiservices in cellular systems.

Following Perfect Blue, Kon considered adapting the Yasutaka Tsutsui novel Paprika (1993) into his next film.

He instead considered adapting some of the notable Judge Dredd storylines, including "Democracy" (1986) and "Origins" (2006).

Gatiss and Moffat had considered adapting the character of Charles Augustus Milverton for some time, considering him to be a "brilliantly realised" villain.