Sentence examples for strategy adapting from inspiring English sources

An explanation for this contradictory finding lies in the reversed causality assumption: teachers apply this kind of individualizing strategy (adapting expectations and the difficulty of questions to their students' abilities) more often to poorly performing students in a class as a remedial tool, whereas capable students less often experience individual support.

By 1972, the Portuguese military had changed its strategy, adapting the British/American search and destroy operations utilising small shock troop sweeps.

The strategy adapts to what is already happening, rather than trying to predict which might happen.

Justice Souter said the facts of this case "by any objective measure reveal a police strategy adapted to undermine the Miranda warnings".

Our results highlight strategy adapted by E. coli 536 to resist the toxicity of tannins.

To define the denoising method, it is necessary to introduce a thresholding strategy adapted to the QWT.

To define a therapeutic strategy adapted to acute urine retention resulting from uterine incarceration in early pregnancy.

Numerical results indicate that, the co-opetition strategy adapts the best to the changes of network conditions, participating users, and so forth.

Consequently, its implementation needs a well-planned strategy adapted to the decay of the "Fossil Fuel Economy" allowing bridging the gap between both of them.

The map illustrates how the expand contract strategy adapts the rubrics to CAD trainee progress and assists them in comprehending the different dimensions of the rubrics.

The McCain campaign's strategy, adapted from the Karl Rove playbook (who was far better at it than Steve Schmidt, Davis, Nicole Wallace, Tucker Bounds, et al)., insults our intelligence.