Sentence examples for open to adaptation from inspiring English sources

The Moral Foundations theory is relatively new and open to adaptation and challenges.

Shulman believes Vogue's longevity has hinged on staying "very clear about the core values while being open to adaptation and innovation".

The thing with this behemoth of English literature's plays is, they're readily open to adaptation and interpretation.

Our research suggests that farmers (and possibly the greater agricultural community) are more open to adaptation than mitigation.

All the ingredients can be found at even the most underwhelming supermarket, and in any case it is open to endless adaptation.

Very few provided information about the core intervention features versus the features open to local adaptation, or the staff experience or training required to deliver the intervention.

Notable from an adoption and implementation perspective, very few provided information about adoption and implementation of the intervention across sites (7%) or about core intervention features versus the features open to local adaptation (2%).

He hoped the door would open to more adaptations.

That it laid itself open to vulgar adaptations onstage and elsewhere should not be put at Mary Shelley's door.

Within their first two years in medical school, most students changed their understanding of medical knowledge with regard to its certainty and considered medical knowledge open to change or adaptation.

The UK competent authority (MHRA) is open to proposals for adaptations and will assess these on a case-by-case basis, taken in the wider context of the clinical trial.