Sentence examples for significantly adapt from inspiring English sources

The paper quoted an unnamed government minister saying: "The social media companies have been laughing in our faces for too long", and suggested that all tech companies with more than 10,000 users will face having to significantly adapt their technology to comply with the decryption law.

In addition to making the health sector greener, eHealth has potential to help societies significantly adapt and reduce their vulnerability to climate change.

Critically, the absence of any effect of leftward shifting prisms on the composite face effect cannot be attributed to de-adaptation, as participants remained significantly adapted at the conclusion of the experiment.

The administrative and local government borders have not significantly adapted to this new situation.

The evaluation protocol is based on methodologies developed in previous European Union studies, which have been extended, significantly adapted and tailored to the specific requirements of the evaluation of models for the dispersion of LNG vapour.

He also said he would advise local authorities that discretionary support should remain in place for other "priority groups" such as disabled people whose homes have had to be significantly adapted and those with long-term medical conditions which create difficulties in sharing a bedroom.

These areas were made suitable for agricultural use by significantly adapting the existing water systems (improving existing brooks, digging new watercourses, etc).. Adaptations will once again be needed, as climate change will increase both precipitation and the peak flow flood waves in the Dutch large rivers.

The form of training drew heavily on the one day UK Resuscitation Council training [6] in form but was significantly adapted to the Kenyan setting where resources are limited.

This indicates that in the middle stage of the training phase, the reaching movement slowly but significantly adapted to the visuomotor rotation with little increase in the RT.

Since S. lycopersicum is the natural host for TYLCCNV, it is likely that TYLCCNV has significantly adapted to this host and is able to combat host defense responses using its betasatellite.

The PSP delivery method is based on the Institute for Health Improvement IHII) Breakthrough structured learning series approach but has been significantly adapted to suit the local BC environment.