Sentence examples for should be adaptation from inspiring English sources

Dahl's' books are notoriously difficult to get right on the big screen, but in the hands of the man who brought us E.T., that signature Dahl mix of glee and terror should be adaptation catnip.

The government should be seeking adaptation funds quickly.

Interestingly, this model predicts that there should be no adaptation process for visuomotor perturbations that do not change the mapping between inputs and outputs, for example when the target jumps.

While the body of literature on this suggests that socioeconomic factors act in complex ways with other individual, local and global factors, there is sufficient evidence to support the view that an engagement with those climate vulnerable groups that are also experiencing social disadvantage should be an adaptation policy priority.

Finally, the ability of worms to adapt to anthelmintics should be comparable to adaptation under the framework we have established.

The government should be seeking community adaptation through the UNFCCC processes, and the funding should reach the people who are suffering at the grassroots level.

Wealthy countries have committed $100bn towards helping poorer states cope with climate change, but one of the major topics on the agenda in Marrakech has been how that money should be divided between adaptation and mitigation.

It should be an alluring adaptation of Dreamland and Luna Park and the other exotic places that always made Coney Island splendidly odd, a New Yorker's kind of unreality.

If after a few days of intensive treatment, there is absence of improvement, or progression of multiple organ failure, the care plan should be reviewed through adaptation of the level of support or guidance toward palliative care.

All water-related sectors "should be preparing sustainable adaptation measures towards an increase of drought frequency and intensity in the future," she said.

30 The framework highlights the elements countries should be considering in adaptation action, including those focused on public health.