Sentence examples for suggests adapted from inspiring English sources

25 The fact that different cell types use different signalling pathways for programmed necrosis suggests adapted strategies in the defence against pathogens.

It suggests adapting the Commons procedure, perhaps by creating an English grand committee, so that the English voice can be more effectively heard.

But we are not doing it because God told us to; we are doing it because there is a benefit to us". The idea of atheist Lent came from Vlad Chituc, a 23-year-old atheist blogger, who was inspired by the Swiss-born Humanist Alain de Botton, whose recent book, "Religion for Atheists," suggests adapting religious rituals can create community and meaning among nonbelievers.

To measure and communicate the value of design management, Borja de Mozota suggests adapting the Balanced Score Card model and structuring the values in the following four categories: Internal business processes: Design management as an innovation process, providing improvements in company performance and processes.

Evidence from other areas of healthcare practice suggests adapting the principles of motivational interviewing.

Malloy suggested adapting a section of "War and Peace".

When the BBC suggested adapting it for cinema, Butterworth knew he wanted in.

Paul Fichter, president, Tap Handles, which manufactures beer marketing products: "I suggest adapting the designs, currently optimized for one-off production, for manufacturability at volume.

Wolfgang Sawallisch, in urgent need of a ready made production of the Ring that could be mounted at the National theatre, Munich, in a single year, suggested adapting Lehnhoff's cycle, originally created with John Conklin for San Francisco (1983 85).

They suggest adapting a technique called direct-sequence spread spectrum (DSSS), which has been widely used in both GPS and in probes that have been sent into deep space.

R7.1 Paediatric—We suggest adapting protein intake according to the age of children with AKI.