Sentence examples for effective adaption from inspiring English sources

Successful implementation of lean depends on effective adaption, and this in turn depends on translation [ 56].

While DASH diet recommendations have been presented in the context of soul food and other traditional diets in the African American community [ 47, 48], effective adaptions of these recommendations have not fully penetrated high-risk populations.

They can play an important role as a decision tool helping to plan more effective mitigation and adaption measures at various levels.

At the community level, this perfect storm presents a complex set of pressures, producing simultaneous higher demands for food, effective contraception and climate adaption.

This clearly documents favorable equivalence and effective culture-specific test adaption for assessing this complex construct in Mexico, as the translated version showed comparable patterns of results in a similar statistical analysis.

It was also found that immediate coping options were perceived by farmers as more effective policy measures than long-term adaption strategies.

Creative potential has been variably associated with disinhibition and defocused attention, focused attention and effective cognitive control, or a flexible adaption of cognitive control.

Stress acclimation is an effective mechanism that plants acquired for adaption to dynamic environment.

Integration of qualitative studies into the rapid reviews process can highlight potential areas for strengthening the adaption and implementation of effective interventions in different contexts and improving tested ones, which fell short of their planned goals.

This could offer novel eco-friendly and cost effective ways to combat the fast adaption of Tribolium against several insecticides and respective resistance development [ 60, 61] and thus improve the protection of stored agricultural products [ 62] against migrating beetles [ 63].

UGT1A6 is likely representative of a set of mammalian genes (including Tas1r2) that are essential for effective utilization of plants as a nutritional source, but dispensable during adaption to a primarily animal-based diet.