Sentence examples for policy adapts from inspiring English sources
The control policy adapts I k in each slot based on the system and channel state.
Since whether or not a woman should receive a mammogram is determined based on her breast cancer risk at her current age, our "on-line" screening policy adapts to a woman's latest health status, which reflects the current individual risk of each woman more accurately.
But there's also a broader shift in the U.S. relationship with North Korea as American policy adapts to the growing and unpleasant reality that Kim's regime has the power to target the U.S. "This moment is so fraught because the North Koreans are doing something very unusual.
And if he is, indeed, right – then how should US foreign policy adapt to a digital age in which secret policemen are increasingly skilled in the use of social media tools to maintain the power of authoritarian regimes?
As work changed in the white-collar revolution, Labour policies adapted to keep up.
An extensive analysis was done to study the performance of the proposed policy and compare it with the performance of some existing policies adapted to this environment.
The comparative research design of the article allows an in-depth study of the character of the policies adapted over time together with their underlying driving forces.
The policy designer responsibility is to create a set of policies adapted to the domain where Jano is to be used (e.g., office building, university campus, hospital, military installation).
Law enforcement and judicial culture and policies adapted to the will of the people.
If it is accepted, how should government policies adapt to take maximum advantage of the benefits oysters' bring?
This new playing field has thrown into sharp relief the need for public policies adapted to the scale of the phenomenon, both to preserve the integrity of sport and to mobilize its potential.
