Sentence examples for issues in adapting from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps due to technical issues in adapting the technique to RNA-folding.

In terms of the responsibility of being a doctor to whom other professions look for medical opinion, graduates recognised that there are practical issues in adapting to the day-to-day environment of the ward for which a purely educational environment would be unable to prepare them.

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

Visits were then made to five sites in order to communicate the nature of the National Demonstration Project, to clarify and amplify the Institute's understanding of the issues involved in adapting its model, and to begin to assess the desirability and feasibility of participation by those sites.

Participants conveyed many issues of concern as well as strategies in adapting and responding to IBD.

But, like archrival GREE, DeNA has had issues in understanding and adapting to Western markets.

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

We now turn to discuss this issue in terms of adapting materials for facilitation.

Fortunately, many in China understand this, and cooperation with the United States government, corporate world and nonprofit sector, including my own research and advocacy institute, is bringing them the tools they need to prioritize design issues in their cities and adapt infrastructure plans now.

Gary Rivlin is a former New York Times reporter and the author of six books, most recently ''Katrina: After the Flood,'' from which his article in this week's issue is adapted.

May be adapted to issues in higher education.