Sentence examples for making adapted to from inspiring English sources

The syllabus includes both models for administrative decision- making (adapted to health care) as well as a series of case studies that had been performed over the years and provided a practical basis for the managerial decision-making process.

This experience may be worse for older workers, also dealing with ageing and generational factors that make adapting to change harder.

It is tempting to speculate that maladaptive decision making in aberrant metabolic states may arise out hard-wired imperatives driving strategic decision-making adapted to deal with feeding decisions within a normal biological range.

Life doesn't move in a straight line, which makes adapting to change quickly incredibly important.

Not least of these are high prices and entrenched thinking that can make adapting to new situations difficult.

Adapting Metacognition Making adaptions to goals, plans, or strategies (MA) "We need to adapt our strategies to make it better".

Sorghum performs C4 photosynthesis, which makes it adapted to high temperatures and water limitation [ 2].

This can make them unwilling to make or adapt to changes in their work.

If Apple is worried about discomforting its existing (mainstream) users by making them adapt to a newfangled way of typing it wouldn't have to do that.

He is busy making TCS adapt to the new demanding world of IT services, where if you don't adapt, you vanish.

Variations that made individuals better adapted to their environment would let them have more offspring.