Sentence examples for direct adaption of the from inspiring English sources

It's really a parallel film more than a direct adaption of the story.

He previously considered using the plot from this episode for the pilot, but decided it was a "very risky thing to do" and decided to make the pilot a direct adaption of the first episode of the British version.

This threat persists despite the emergence of pandemic H1N1 in early 2009, either through direct adaption of H5N1 to efficient human transmission, or through reassortment with the novel H1N1 virus in swine or in humans.

We report the successful directed adaption of a eukaryotic organism, namely the filamentous fungus, M. anisopliae, for increased thermotolerance using a novel continuous culture machine whose operation is fundamentally different from chemostats and other current methods.

Progesterone acts through the progesterone receptor to direct physiological adaption of the uterus in preparation and completion of pregnancy.

To avoid the long duration for MDCK cells to adapt to a new culture media, the performance of different media in cell growth was screened and evaluated by the direct adaption method.

Either way, whether laboratory adaption of the lines or direct regulation, there is likely some biological reason for the correlated activities of cytoplasmic and extracellular SOD levels seen in Figure 9 that masked insect extracellular SOD.

He also directed and co-wrote the 1982 film adaption of the musical "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas," which featured Ms. Parton and Burt Reynolds.

Irish director Dearbhla Walsh is to direct Dustin Hoffman and Judi Dench in a new BBC adaption of the Roald Dahl novel Esio Trot.

Sofia Coppola, of course, directed an adaption of your first novel, "The Virgin Suicides," in 1999.

While Tolstoy is on at the Met, Turgenev is in previews on Broadway with "Fortune's Fool," an adaption of the 19th-century writer's play "A Poor Gentleman," directed by Arthur Penn and starring Alan Bates and Frank Langella.