Sentence examples for if adapted from inspiring English sources

As the case studies illustrate, the savings, both economic and environmental, can be substantial especially if adapted to large-scale operations.

However, citizen science could substantially contribute to our knowledge of biodiversity, especially if adapted programmes devoted to neglected taxa are highlighted24.

If adapted to work with its existing software products, Oracle would be able to provide more robust solutions for companies, including offerings for databases, personnel and sales.

Some researchers are designing gene chips that could, if adapted for use in hospitals, reveal which of a range of microbes is there, what strain it is, and which antibiotic-resistance genes and virulence factors it harbours.

Twin-pit pour flush toilets, septic tanks, urine diversion dry toilets, bio-gas toilets, terra-preta, black soldier flies and vermiculture are all very useful if adapted to different contexts.

In his thesis Brustolin defends that this complex has generated a structure with several innovative features that, if adapted and transformed into public policy, can be beneficial for Brazil and other developing countries.

Stay away: If adapting your business model is impractical, avoid investing.

He wondered if adapting to low temperatures meant organisms would fare worse at higher ones, a long-standing question.

But if adapting to the Knicks could come easily to Gallinari, D'Antoni said that adapting to American life was just as important.

But what if adapting means relocating entire towns away from their traditional lands, as is happening in Alaska, when the once permanently frozen ground starts to melt beneath their feet?

It is not know if adapting the setting or changing preceptor behaviours to those valued by these learners will be helpful for learners who take less effective approaches.