Sentence examples for critically adapted from inspiring English sources

However, microbial species seem to be critically adapted to specific hosts.

Critically adapting Heidegger's expression, we might say that the nothing is still understood as "the veil" of this inexpressibly higher being.

The study findings would help each country critically adapt and adopt global recommendations on HIV service decentralization, linkages and integration.

The critically praised movie, adapted from Maurice Sendak's children's book and financed by Village Roadshow Pictures and Legendary Pictures, cost about $80 million to make.

Standardized neuropsychological assessment of delirium, adapted for critically ill patients.

This platform uses stimulation software with low cognitive load exercises specifically designed or adapted for critically ill patients.

Acidic hydrolysis of surface-bound proteins and subsequent HPLC analysis of fluorescence-derivatized amino acids were adapted and critically evaluated for that purpose.

Dosage regimens specifically adapted to critically ill septic patients, with particular attention to drugs susceptible to metabolic interactions, may need to be studied.

Those autobiographical works were adapted for a critically acclaimed film, An Angel at My Table (1990), directed by Jane Campion.

Buzz Bissinger, the sports journalist who rose to fame by writing a book about Texas high school football that later was adapted into the critically acclaimed TV show "Friday Night Lights", made headlines this week with a pitiful rationalization of his choice to turn his back on his own Democratic values and, instead, vote for Mitt Romney for president.

Patients' perception of an intensive care unit stay can lead to a better understanding of the expectations and needs of patients hospitalised in intensive care so that care for critically ill patients can be adapted and improved.