Sentence examples for preferred to adapt from inspiring English sources

I once read an interview with Kubrick where he said that he preferred to adapt books where the characters were very well defined and he didn't care too much about story.

Due to the small amounts of emotionally coloured data, we preferred to adapt the acoustic models of the speech recogniser by adding emotionally coloured data (Ohm_M, Ohm_N, Ohm_E, and Ohm_A) to the training data of the baseline system (Ohm_base).

They preferred to adapt the application of genetic protocols to individual patients, because test results could have important genetic and personal consequences.

Since that paper is in Russian and since it considers neither unmatched element costs nor the cavity variants of MCM (see the following section), we prefer to explicitly adapt the Min-Cost Max-Flow approach to our needs, using some variation of the ideas of [ 29].

The continuous measurement at 5 min intervals was preferred to the alternative of dark adapting the samples before each single light adapted reading, due to the nature of the experiment.

Evans hired Towne to write the screenplay for Chinatown, which Towne preferred to Evans' original idea that Towne adapt The Great Gatsby.

However, rather than building brand new establishments, the local authorities prefer to renovate and adapt historical buildings to library functions.

Defined that way, it means understanding who has power and how decisions are made; being aware of how your managers and co-workers prefer to operate; adapting to the culture of your organization; and behaving and speaking in a way that helps you advance — and not hurt — your goals and those of your company.

Most GPs preferred to be involved once a clear concept was developed, giving them the opportunity to adapt the proposal.

Therefore we preferred to customize pETM, pFastBac and pTT vectors for parallel cloning rather than adapt to a new system.

The qualitative conclusion of the authors was assessed using the method described by Gilberts and Colditz [ 19, 20] and adapted to a six point scale, where 1 = control group highly preferred, 2 = control preferred to EPO treatment, 3 = about equal, EPO a disappointment, 4 = about equal, EPO a success, 5 = EPO preferred to control and 6 = EPO highly preferred.