Sentence examples for rather than adoption from inspiring English sources

Moreover, if cloning is banned, infertile couples may opt for embryo or gamete donation rather than adoption.

Low weight of IETP disclosed that the stake holders did not give much importance to impact of error removal on adoption of technology, as they are more interested in improving the performance rather than adoption a new technology.

For the Gulf states, the litmus test will be implementation and enforcement rather than adoption of lofty principles and showcases to keep critics happy.

Educational information about nutrition could appeal to those seeking to eat better, but on the other hand, telling kids what's good for them might seem like unwelcome pressure, and might backfire and cause resistance rather than adoption of the good habit.

Thus, in this task, behaviorally, intuition may be reflected in faster RTs and more accurate performance for fragmented images rather than adoption of a low-response threshold.

Therefore, the ICF was successfully implemented because the participants used it as a subtext to meet their local needs rather than adoption on an explicit level.

And Mr. Leynse and his wife, who are white, decided on international rather than domestic adoption.

The new programs had three main aspects: greater emphasis on studying processes rather than outcomes, adoption of analytical procedures to measure and assess those processes and the associated forms, and integration of the processes into a focus on entire environmental systems.

They capitalise on place-specific and global resources, rather than the adoption of normative disciplinary-driven concepts (Madden, [2011]:658).

Because CHP growth during the ten year study period was concentrated in large-scale industrial facilities, the increase in capacity was likely due to the cost effectiveness of installing CHP systems, rather than the adoption of policies that favor CHP.

Improvements were associated with later, rather than earlier, adoption of organisational changes.