Sentence examples similar to foster adapted from inspiring English sources
When used in this new format, the participants affirmed that the adapted OPDG fostered respect for their preferred approach to decision making.
Alan Dean Foster had already begun writing the first sequel novel, but Lucas decided to abandon his plan to adapt Foster's work; the book was released as Splinter of the Mind's Eye the following year.
But we can foster partnerships by adapting our tools, resources and networks to our purpose.
Thus, further research will reveal the molecular mechanisms that allow organisms without a conventional sexual cycle to break evolutionary limitations and foster diversity to adapt to changing environments as well as the time frame wherein they act.
Normal said his company had approached the BBC with the 2012 series adapted from the Foster's funded programmes, but they wanted to make something different.
Both styles, appropriately adapted, may also help foster deeper understanding of the nature of science (or of scientific practice, how science works, or the context of science broadly speaking).
Adapting fostering to older people.
Study impact: Developing this adapted triage system (PATS) fostered collaboration between two African countries as well as a US partner, and it promoted higher quality care for children with emergencies at the PMH A&E.
Szot was particularly inspired by his foster siblings with disabilities, and how they adapted together to make their everyday routine work.
This requires the establishment of adapted organization and regulations to foster its institutional and socio-cultural anchoring [ 20].
