Sentence examples for more easily adaptable from inspiring English sources
All the show's content will be more easily adaptable to various digital outlets, including, eventually, an iPhone app, said Simon Marks, the show's new associate executive producer.
"I don't want to minimize the disruption and the hardship, but I also want to say that sometimes I have found that children are more easily adaptable to this kind of thing than our adults," she said.
Rice University scientists said that memristive storage devices could be five times as dense as the industry standard in 2014 and that the technology was more easily adaptable to three-dimensional packaging.
The benefit of the dietary pattern is that is more easily adaptable to one's lifestyle, since people normally eat a range of different foods in different amounts, as opposed to the very high consumption of certain nutrients.
This business case perspective on concepts like CSR and CS is more easily adaptable to the economic way of thinking and has undoubtedly made an important contribution to legitimize and mainstream CSR in economics.
Rather, a soul moves on to other planes of existence where learning can be facilitated in different forms, which might be more easily adaptable by that particular soul.
It employs simple images that are easily adaptable for more than 40 markets.
Such flexible organisms pay a price, however, because adaptable behavioral systems can more easily be subverted from their optimal path of development.
Note that although it is possible to formulate the optimization problem we describe here with a weight vector instead of the matrix M, the more general formulation clarifies that this method is easily adaptable for learning a full matrix.
Guidelines would prove much more efficient if they were available in the healthcare setting, integrated in the health care information system, easily adaptable to given clinical situations/scenarios and able to avoid overloading physicians with non-essential information.
More importantly, this morals-based approach can easily be applied to other health decisions and may provide a standardized, yet easily adaptable approach for public health interventions.
