Sentence examples for subsequently adapting from inspiring English sources

Respect for the autonomy of marginalised groups may require increasing professionals' awareness of the particular social issues of those groups among professionals [ 41] and subsequently adapting service provision to the different lifestyles [ 42].

The depression training program, titled "Training program for professional carers to recognise and manage depression in palliative care settings", was developed by drawing from the researchers' experience with depression training in the aged care setting [ 17, 18] and subsequently adapting this framework to the palliative care setting.

This embryo-adapted IBV strain was subsequently adapted to cultured cells originated from chicken and monkey.

Mr. Claudel subsequently adapted "Les Âmes Grises" for Mr. Angelo to direct.

The duo subsequently adapted their score for the 1986 film.

Hrabal subsequently adapted the work as a screenplay, which won the 1967 Academy Award for best foreign film.

Alan Hollinghurst won the 2004 Booker Prize for The Line of Beauty, an unapologetically gay coming-of-age novel subsequently adapted for TV by the BBC.

Each book was subsequently adapted into a BBC radio play, and the entire trilogy was adapted into two stage plays and performed at London's National Theatre.

Arceneaux, who has also done work in sculpture, drawing, photography, and video, subsequently adapted the play as an installation, which is now on view, until January 8th, at the MIT List Visual Arts Center, in Cambridge.

The Bored Panda post reminded me, of all things, of a classic work of Marxist art criticism: John Berger's "Ways of Seeing," which aired as a TV series, in 1972, and was subsequently adapted into a book.

Because the Panthers signed Michael Oher, whose compelling real-life story was told in 2006 Michael Lewis book The Blind Side, and subsequently adapted into a Hollywood movie starring Sandra Bullock, to play as their starting left tackle?