Sentence examples for might be adaptable from inspiring English sources

In 2006 Mr. Martin's books were sent to the writer-producer David Benioff (screenwriter of "Troy" and "25th Hour"), who enlisted his friend and fellow writer D. B. Weiss to see if they might be adaptable for film or television.

The new technology, reported in the current issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, might be adaptable into a delivery system for AIDS vaccines.

The approach, described here this week at the annual meeting of the American Society for Virology, might be adaptable for protecting human babies in the early months of life.

I think after reading Mental Fight, I thought that maybe some of his poetry might be adaptable to songs.

This would suggest that different extremes of the continuum of loneliness might be adaptable in different kinds of environments.

After all, the methodological concerns we address might be adaptable to different research areas where the analysis of fluctuations in a variable of interest over time is relevant.

Given the success of spPCR in the Drosophila system, adapter-ligation PCR might also be adaptable for mapping of transposable elements.

It has been suggested that the semantic normativist look to metaethics at this point; arguments in the tradition of Hume and Moore might well be adaptable to their case (cf. Miller 1998, 188ff; Hattiangadi 2007, 38ff; Gibbard 2012; Zalabardo 2012).

On the other hand, if engrafted when too mature, they might not be adaptable to the surrounding environment and, hence, conducive to improving cardiac function.

The UPR program appears to be adaptable and might be remodelled differently according to the needs of the cells.

I might have a playing philosophy but you have to be adaptable as well... you have to be adaptable and maybe not be: 'I'm going to play like this.' You evolve really".