Sentence examples for questions adaptation from inspiring English sources

This process facilitated the selection of relevant questions, adaptation of the language to reflect regional idiom, and informed the structure and content of the draft questionnaire to be tested in the field.

To answer this question, adaptation of reactive and voluntary saccades was further tested in a no-mask condition, for the two target durations (15 and 50 ms) where the largest difference of adaptation was found between the two saccade types.

Women's appraisal and coping processes are described in more detail in the following sections and references are given to the appropriate CODE framework question adaptation with example quotes (refer to Tables  1, 2 and 3).

One of the fundamental questions in adaptation is whether the adaptive process is governed by many loci of small effect or few loci of large effect (Orr, 2005).

Selection experiments are irreplaceable tools for answering questions about adaptation and the genetic basis of adaptive trait clusters.

Faculty are committed particularly to cross-regional analyses of migrant flows and corresponding questions of adaptation, assimilation, and settlement.

As I've said in past episodic reviews, much of the series turns on questions of adaptation and evolution.

But questions of adaptation aside – and Wheatley is a talented filmmaker who will surely serve up something that more than justifies the price of a cinema ticket – a new stimulation of interest in Ballard is to be welcomed.

But questions of adaptation aside and Wheatley is a talented filmmaker who will surely serve up something that more than justifies the price of a ticket a new stimulation of interest in Ballard is to be welcomed.

These are two of the most important questions regarding adaptation of organisms to novel environments (Kimura and Ohta 1974; Lang et al. 2011).

- Define clear roles and responsibilities (an operational plan - a CHAP) in the relationship between the UNDAC and UN Country Team, which questions the adaptation of the CAP process to natural disasters such as the Mozambican floods.