Sentence examples for should not be adapted from inspiring English sources

Thus, while it is desirable to have a recognized standard of informed consent, the debate is whether research ethics should not be adapted to suit the culture and other socio-economic distinctiveness of the study population [ 1, 3].

This situation leaves the adopter of an EBI sometimes peering into a black box and making guesses about what change methods are contained in a program, what determinants they were meant to influence, and whether original investigators consider them to be essential program elements that should not be adapted.

We shouldn't be adapting ourselves to your ways".

The latter two are proteomes that normally do not come into contact with the human antigen presentation pathway, and should therefore not be adapted to it.

Who says it can't be adapted?

The review, led Dr Glyn Hayes, a former GP and chair of the BCS's health informatics forum, says that NPfIT should not be abandoned, but adapted to meet the needs of patients.

Due to their impact, all these issues should not be neglected and the characterization protocols must be adapted for this specific application of carbons.

"This should not be something we passively adapt to," said Kari Nadeau, a physician and director of the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy and Asthma Research at Stanford University.

However, public measures to support innovation collaboration between SMEs and external technology providers such as universities should not be uniformed and need to adapt to the practice of knowledge management of local firms (Liu 2013).

That the vision of Verdi as "singer of the Risorgimento" owes less to historical fact than to patriotic nostalgia should not be thought to diminish its significance; adapted to words about the downtrodden masses, "Va, pensiero" could still be heard at Italian communist rallies in the 1990s.

Therefore, we believe that the body-weight adapted supplementation should not be adjusted to lean body weight and might possibly be even more precise when corrected for BMI or fat mass.