Sentence examples for more adaptation to from inspiring English sources

"Energy level is fantastic here, people are starting their careers, they're gung-ho, and there's much more adaptation to change, they're not bound by tradition anymore," says Chaikelson.

This assistance allows proportional support to limit the periods of over- or under-assistance and provides the patient with more adaptation to physiological breathing [ 12].

This pilot can be viewed as a complex intervention (less easily reproduced and needing more adaptation to integrate into local context), largely because success depends on high user and stakeholder engagement and behavioural factors.

Peggy Berg, president of the Highland Group, sees a future with even more adaptations to the needs of long-term guests.

The massive lizards, which could grow to 49 feet (15 meters) long, gradually evolved more adaptations to the deep oceans and became the top predators, similar to killer whales today, Lindgren said.

Previous research has shown that patients who demonstrate more rapid adaptation to the present care structures, that are perceived as more satisfied and more adherent receive more information, empathy and are more involved in care decisions [ 27].

The party wants more individual adaptation, to implement grades in basic subjects from fifth grade, open more private schools and decrease the amount of theory in vocational educations.

We have already reported a more successful adaptation to school requirements among the PI children which may indicate that these children evaluate their quality of life more independently from their parents than the preterm controls [ 30].

Earlier studies also show that farmers with better access to information through agricultural experts or radio invest more in adaptation to environmental changes such as land degradation in Ethiopia (Bekele and Drake 2003; Kassie et al. 2008).

Earlier studies also show that farmers with better access to information through agricultural experts invest more in adaptation to environmental changes such as soil erosion in Ethiopia (Bekele and Drake 2003; Kassie et al. 2008).

In order to improve the surface properties to allow better and more expeditious adaptation to the physiological surroundings, it is imperative to design and construct a surface to satisfy multiple clinical requirements such as mechanical strength, biocompatibility, and degradation rate.