Sentence examples for frequent adoption from inspiring English sources

Again, there was a superficial Hellenization in the frequent adoption of Greek names, even by the rabbis; and there is evidence (Talmud, Soṭa [a tractate in the Mishna]) of a school at the beginning of the 2nd century ce that had 500 students of "Greek wisdom".

Data showed differences between the families along an adoption communication openness continuum, ranging from families with strictly closed communication (the child did not know he/she had been adopted), families who just simply revealed the adoption status, to other families with an open and frequent adoption communication.

The problem is further compounded by the frequent adoption of unsafe newborn care practices including the use of unsterilized instruments to cut the umbilical cord, the application of unsafe substances to the umbilical stump [ 7], and taboos preventing early uptake of best practices such as feeding of colostrum and early initiation of breastfeeding.

The greater the occurrence of the unconscious defense of denial, the more frequent the adoption of emotion-focused coping strategies among ESRD patients [ 1].

Frequent scandals involving adoption agencies selling children secretly to parents, sometimes to foreigners, have also made the government wary of foreign adoption.

In light of Mr. Astakhov's criticism of American adoptions and frequent complaints that adopted Russian children face abuse and even death at the hands of their new parents, "We were very surprised that he had appointed that attorney for us," Ms. Preece said.

Bigger systems, presenting characteristics in which resource compartments, parallelism and synchronizing among processes are more frequent, demand the adoption of solutions differentiation.

Addressing these challenges would benefit further adoption of frequent itemset mining approaches by the bioinformatics community.

Adoption is a frequent theme in children's films, but its treatment can give rise to concern.

The three most frequent barriers cramping further agile adoption were the Ability to change organizational culture (50.7 %), Availability of personnel with necessary skills (43.3 %), and General resistance to change (41.4 %).

Clinical studies have shown that the adoption of more frequent syphilis screening among high-risk groups is feasible and increases the detection of asymptomatic infectious syphilis [ 19, 24, 25].