Sentence examples for informational adoption from inspiring English sources

Individuals and couples interested in adopting a child may register for a statewide informational adoption conference to be held from 8 30 A.M. to 4 30 P.M. Saturday at the Gideon Wells School, Glastonbury, organized by the Open Door Society of Connecticut and the Glastonbury Youth and Family Resource Center.

Previous reviews [ 1, 2] have proposed that cheap sequencing technology will transform clinical microbiology, while acknowledging technical and informational barriers to adoption.

In the case of QWERTY, informational externalities encourage "technology adoption bandwagons".

We were told at an informational meeting by an adoption agency in California that the wait for healthy white infants was over two years because there are so many prospective adoptive parents unwilling to adopt a child of color.

The social influences model includes dimensions reflecting both normative beliefs (e.g., pressures to achieve peer acceptance) and informational influences (e.g., advertising) [ 10] to enhance awareness of potential health effects and prevent adoption of unhealthy behaviors.

The literature on sustainable energy technology sees informational barriers as a major obstacle to technology adoption.

Through the 1990s, researchers were looking at ways to individualise instructional materials; while at the same time, computer systems were affording easier adoption of graphical content to provide people's informational needs.

So, as cognitive computing serves as an intelligent informational tool, dependent on a human to act or inform, how will it impact the current adoption of artificial intelligence-driven autonomous systems, where the machine is an autonomous actor?

The adoption of the Common Core, with its emphasis on informational texts and its focus on horizontal integration of material among different subject areas, gave us an excuse to revisit how we teach the essential components of both English and history.

Media companies who produce informational programming the kind to which experienced web users gravitate may be the only real benefactors of HTML adoption.

The rapid adoption and enthusiasm for KRAS suggests that these tests are likely filling an important informational need for oncologists when making treatment decisions.