Sentence examples for more adaptable approach from inspiring English sources

So, yes, an EU ban of fish discards can be effective - and implemented soon - but only with a savvier, more adaptable approach than the current, rather crude system allows.

As a result, meshfree methods have recently been developed which offer a more adaptable approach to problem domains of this nature, due to their fundamental grid-free advantages.

Unlike the single-minded approach of the Gore memorandum, the Bush instructions set forth a more adaptable, tactical approach aimed at achieving the largest possible net gain from overseas voters.

"The new chaplain culture is more professional and secular," Ms. Schrader said, and "more adaptable" in approach.

This makes our approach more adaptable in polyploids without reference genome sequences.

Clearly, to develop a more accurate and clinical adaptable approach to predict RLNM status will be of great benefit for RC patients from preoperative therapy.

On the other hand, in terms of versatility, the multi-touch interaction approaches are more adaptable for several Operating Systems and multi-touch devices than the active stylus pen interaction approaches.

Following this approach, enterprises shall become more adaptable to changes and external factors, consequently developing resilient and efficient interactions with its supply chain.

We also found that an actor can be defined by a set of generic features is more adaptable than using tags or rule based approaches.

More recently, it has been underlined that the MRC Framework is flexible and adaptable approach, and the five phases has not to be clearly separated [ 32].

John L. Henshaw, the director of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, said the voluntary approach would work far better than the rescinded Clinton rules because it would be more adaptable to specific industries and would cost companies less to carry out.