Sentence examples for more adaptive ones from inspiring English sources
Successful interpersonal approaches are meant to replace symptomatic interpersonal styles with more adaptive ones.
The main goal of a cognitive behavioural approach is to replace maladaptive coping, cognitions, emotions, skills and behaviours with more adaptive ones.
Patients are taught how to replace dysfunctional thoughts and behaviors with more adaptive ones, which can reduce distress and improve mood.
That means, in the absence of a human kind of critical judgment, that useless or harmful cultural behaviors are likely to accumulate more rapidly than adaptive ones.
Conventional evolutionary rate indices take into account all types of substitutions and as a consequence (because neutral substitutions are so much more common than adaptive ones), they primarily reflect rates of neutral change.
This automatically moves us into a more adaptive, flexible mindset -- one where we are more likely to overcome adversity and feel better.
The RRS-EXT contains 26 items in which a more adaptive thinking style (i.e. reflection) is distinguished from a more maladaptive one (i.e. brooding).
Though not yet implemented, the MAT architecture provides a flexible framework for allowing the incorporation of one (or more) adaptive approaches.
Both options "solve" the problem by modifying the environment, yet one is clearly more adaptive than the other.
Training scenarios should be designed to encourage the habit of testing one's assumptions to produce more adaptive, resilient cyber defense performance in the face of uncertainty.
One hypothesis is that the Beijing strain is more adaptive, allowing it to acquire mutations more rapidly, which are then selected through the application of chemotherapy.
