Sentence examples for increasingly being adapted from inspiring English sources
Informal resting places that once served as makeshift seats or benches are increasingly being adapted to prevent this unauthorised use.
Shared Lives (SL), the UK network for family-based, small-scale ways of supporting adults, is increasingly being adapted for older people.
Techniques and assays for screening of small molecules with potential to modulate microRNA function and or action [16] apart from phenotypic or specific expression based screens have been increasingly being adapted for high-throughput screening strategies.
From practical applications like NASA's advanced robot navigation for Mars landings and Google's use of AI for text processing in its search engine, to more exotic concepts like "flocking and swarming," AI is increasingly being adapted for complex and challenging domains.
The emergence of this giant continental consumer goods market and rapid urban growth spurs new African products that are increasingly being adapted to the African palate.
Although MI is increasingly being adapted and used in addiction research, few, if any, studies have measured the costs of delivering this technique in outreach settings.
MI was originally developed in the specialist setting for use with chronic alcoholics and, over the past several years, has increasingly been adapted for use in public health settings [ 6, 7].
These, improbably, were adapted from increasingly dire Climate Summit Reports, from Stockholm, in 1972; Rio, in 1992; and Copenhagen, in 2009.
Although the framework can be adapted to increasingly polycentric cities, it is also useful in terms of the main trade-offs households face when choosing their location within the city.
(G – H ) Paired-recordings from A17 amacrine cells reveal that RBC output synapses become increasingly desynchronized/independent as the retina is adapted to higher luminance (CCpeak = 0.23 ± 0.05 at 500 R*/rod/s vs 0.54 ± 0.06 in darkness, n = 4 pairs, p = 0.029).
Thus praise-song poems, though still embodying and preserving a tribe's history, have also been adapted to an increasingly urbanized and Westernized African society.
