Sentence examples for small adaptation of from inspiring English sources

My additive model is just a small adaptation of a special case of Holmstrom and Milgrom (1987) that has been applied to executive salaries by Rosen (1982), Garen (1994), and others.6.6

It's only a small adaptation of the existing system".

In addition, in case of a small adaptation of an intervention that has already been proven effective and reimbursed, randomisation and a control group may also be hard to achieve.

LG Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford upon Avon, to Saturday 21 Jan 1 Romeo And Juliet Clever video projections and inventive costumes give colour and zest to this taut, small-scale adaptation of Shakespeare's romantic tragedy from Ballet Cymru (pictured).

Small adaptations of a pathogen to a vector can have profound effects on the rate of transmission to humans.

The consequences extend from simple, small adaptations of rather isolated cellular structures all the way to initiation of very complex differentiation pathways.

Moreover, sugarcane trash (mostly the leaves) can be transported with the stalk, after small adaptations of the mechanical harvesting – although part of this biomass must be left for covering the fields [ 5].

There have been reports in the literature recently that list small-scale adaptations of the in situ transesterification as the preferred method for lipid quantification in microalgae, in fact a sub-microscale in situ procedure was recently reported by Bigelow et al. [ 10].

To illustrate small adaptations, the number of sugar cubes in cups of coffee and tea, and milk added to a cup of coffee were evaluated.

However, the small screen adaptation of Serial will not follow the case of Syed and Lee, but will instead focus on another crime worthy of fresh investigation which is yet to be agreed upon.

BBC series Luther also lost out in the best mini-series category to FX's small screen adaptation of Fargo.