Sentence examples for issue adapting from inspiring English sources

We integrated CTA with the Critical Incident Technique, a method to investigate participants' goals and thoughts during a particular event they selected as being important and illustrative to a defined issue, adapting Crandall, Klein's and Hoffman's format to the clinical situation [ 22, 23].

But Panasonic, recognizing the importance of this issue, adapted a higher-res technology from its commercial TV equipment.

Politicians want to know who votes and what motivates them, what they value and how they feel about key issues, adapting their campaign strategies accordingly.

Matt Thrower of Pocket Gamer noted how the PC-based MOBA genre has had issues adapting its precise controls to the mobile platform, but that Vainglory trimmed features in the right areas.

They've remained focused on making women's rights a real issue, while adapting their tactics in response to an ever-changing political environment.

In order to investigate the issue of adapting to a permanent change in level, an upward shift was added to the US industrial production data at the beginning of 2010.

Another issue concerns adapting the context to the intervention.

Motivation, or lack of it, has been a key issue in adapting telemedicine [ 24, 25].

Most pressing is the issue of adapting the assembler to handle real sequence data that contains base-calling errors.

We address this issue by adapting a functional similarity measure between gene products developed by (Schlicker et al., 2006), which we refer to as GO-sim.

The consultant is the commander of a warship under fire: pacing around the bridge, stalking the stats, constantly issuing commands, adapting strategy, balancing threats and nipping in with a nimble attacking stratagem whenever opportunity presents itself.