Sentence examples for practices to adapt from inspiring English sources

In some cases, retailers are even changing their practices to adapt to the new landscape.

Bounphanousay, herself a farmer, set up the first national gene bank and says she is encouraging villages to set up their own seed banks, and advising them to cut back on pesticides and adopt more agroecological practices to adapt to the erratic weather.

The analysis suggests that the rural communities have witnessed the dramatic transformation of livelihood practices to adapt to emerging social and environmental conditions.

Nhemachena and Hassan (2007) reported that farming experience increases the likelihood of taking up adaptation strategies as experienced farmers have much knowledge and also information on best crop management and livestock practices to adapt.

Haden et al. (2012) extend this approach to farmers, and identify that Californian farmers were more likely to undertake practices to adapt to climate change since this is seen as a personal threat, rather than adopt mitigation practices which rely on a wider sense of doing good for others.

Using a typology of agricultural practices to adapt a conceptual model of the cropping system can provide an instrument to support the design of cropping systems that take into account the diversity of environmental and socioeconomic conditions and trade-offs within a study site.

(Non-participating optometrist (GRRS) Non-participating optometrists believed that participating in the scheme would have required their practice to adapt significantly in terms of its booking system, testing times and purchase of new equipment.

Future space farmers will have to adapt their practices to accommodate microgravity, high and low extremes in ambient temperatures, reduced atmospheric pressures, atmospheres containing high volatile organic carbon contents, and elevated to super-elevated CO2 concentrations.

Considering the profound changes in Brazilian society and technological advances, democratic practices have to adapt to new realities in the 21st century, allowing for participation between citizens and government that goes beyond regular elections.

Common practice is to adapt scales originally developed for other circumstances.

Early practice was to adapt equipment from other fields, with rotary drilling being the only form of drilling available.