Sentence examples for help in adapting from inspiring English sources

IM can also help in adapting existing interventions to new populations and settings, and provides a taxonomy of behavior change methods that can be used to code intervention content.

The enriched immune-related contigs might be genes that assist carp in resisting pathogens or might be of help in adapting to different aquaculture growing environment.

The feedback channel helps in adapting the forward transmission rate to the time-varying virtual channel statistics.

GG helped in adapting the PCAT for the COMPC study and in activities related to variable coding and data cleaning in the COMPC project, as well as in drafting the introduction of this paper.

Johnnie Carson, the assistant secretary for African affairs at the State Department, said the American government was trying to alleviate the longstanding cycles of droughts and famines with a program called Feed the Future, which intends to raise agricultural productivity and help "populations in adapting to increasing erratic weather patterns".

These virulence factors help H. pylori in adapting to its environment and are subject to variation from one geographical location to another [ 9- 12].

Although Walpole was fascinated by the crew required for the £450,000-budget film, he thinks his itinerant childhood "probably helped a bit" in adapting to the intensity of the 24-day shoot, and particularly with the fact that Sean Harris (The Borgias, 24 Hour Party People), who plays his menacing stepfather, stayed in character the whole time.

The influx of drug and alcohol offenders, lack of other juvenile justice system interventions, and positive experiences with adult drug courts helped drive interest in adapting the drug court model for juveniles.

Of more immediate concern to Mancini ought to be the lack of a creative spark in his team, a situation not helped by his persistence in adapting his formation to mirror that of each week's opponent.

The collective beliefs that guide these norms are shared by most team providers (including physicians) and seem to have helped the team members in adapting to audit reports, detailing, and reminders when these measures suggest improvements are needed.

However, the way of the copy number of actin genes changed following "birth and death model" maybe affording an alternative evolutionary pathway to meet the conflicting demands that actin was conserved to maintain vital functions and evolved new functions in the body in order to help adapting to environmental pressure.