Sentence examples for for further adaptations from inspiring English sources

A legal wrangle over the movie version of "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" led him preëmptively to turn down vast sums in rights fees for further adaptations.

This points the way for further adaptations into other systems.

This points the way for further adaptations of this method to other models.

Most importantly, non-neutral variations in genes can change the potential of the cell for further adaptations [ 5, 38- 41], and even neutral modifications, as explained in the frame of the constructive neutral evolution, about fixation of neutral or slightly deleterious mutations [ 42].

P. Horby suggests that a hidden epidemic of H7N9 in other animals may be well under way and that it will provide opportunities for further adaptation of H7N9 to mammals and for re-assortment with human- or pig-adapted viruses if H7N9 is circulating in the large populations of pigs [ 21].

This idea brings together two of his constant themes, for he argues that adaptation at one level of the hierarchy is what produces the spandrels at the next level that provide the raw material for further adaptation in their turn.

We conclude that to ensure their role in the current institutional landscapes of evolving modern societies, the most important thing for PTA institutions is therefore to somehow develop a relevant approach while dealing with the necessary margin of maneuver for further adaptation and transformation.

To generate an appropriate video description which contains the information of video format and interesting events is an important and necessary step for further adaptation.

Cultures treated with the highest compound concentrations in which virus-induced cytopathicity became detectable were used for further adaptation.

The resulting changes in dopaminergic activity are used for further adaptation of behavior in order to avoid errors in the future.

Using defined WS mutants, the maladaptive characteristic of the WS phenotype is identified and shown to be a target for further adaptation.