Sentence examples for successive adoption from inspiring English sources

One can see that after a short lag the provision of each of these participation-enabling packages is followed by successive adoption.

Several field pea linkage maps have been previously developed with successive adoption of new molecular marker technologies [ 10, 12- 17].

But it appears to me that the system is in crisis because we seem to have had successive governments promoting adoption as the solution to all problems when it clearly isn't.

Means of ensuring that a solution will occur within a reasonable time, certainly much faster than by random hunting, include adoption of successive subgoals and working backward from the final goal (the formula to be proved, the state of affairs to be brought about).

Besides, respondents significantly advance their type of self-protective behavior adoption along successive epidemics from the SARS to avian influenza A(H7N9) in decade.

Alliance Party MLA Kieran McCarthy said: "Edwin Poots' position as health minister has been seriously undermined by successive legal failures over adoption by civil partners and the ban on gay men donating blood.

The doped and undoped CdS nanocrystals were simultaneously synthesized and deposited onto the titania surface by adoption of a successive ion layer adsorption-reaction (SILAR) method.

The consistency of the genotype/phenotype discord over time supports a scenario of adoption of this barley type by successive cultures, rather than the importation of new barley varieties associated with individual cultures.

This could support our hypothesis that an apparently aggressive surgical strategy that provides for the adoption in principle of laparostomy with successive revisions may have, in these patients, a positive impact on survival.

I have several specific observations and suggestions for ways to strengthen the paper: Abstract: I suggest that the abstract briefly describes the "phenomenon" that you refer to in the last sentence….I believe this refers to the accelerated pace of the adoption of the changes in each successive wave.

We also report on the relative absence of theoretical interrogation for the persistent adoption of smoking behaviours among present and successive lower socio-economic status (SES) cohorts.