Sentence examples for to adapt a concern from inspiring English sources

As we have shown, it is possible to adapt a concern mining approach source code oriented to a concern mining approach model oriented.

As a secondary and more general result, this work shows that it is possible to adapt existing concern mining code-level approaches for being used in ADM processes and maintain the same level of precision and recall.

The SAT is still far from perfect, but the College Board should be lauded for making an effort to adapt to student concerns.

Petry felt that Lucke was failing to adapt to the concerns of the membership, and at last year's Party conference she seized control.

Mr. Staley, who left JPMorgan this year to join the hedge fund BlueMountain Capital Management as a managing partner, said on Tuesday that European banks would have to adapt as regulators remained concerned about the problem of too-big-to-fail lenders.

This increase of ESBL incidence justifies to adapt our programme, particularly concerning antibiotic policy, hand hygiene and excreta management policy.

A strong practical component is based on a solid theoretical foundation, not to mention a relentless concern to adapt the courses to the needs of the labour market.

A participatory approach can be used to adapt the questionnaire to local concerns, and data collection may be carried out via individual questionnaires or via focus groups.

Although a limited number of human cases infected with influenza A(H5N1) has been reported, the high case fatality and its potential ability to adapt to human hosts have raised concern at the global level (95).

But over the last several months, through campaign move and countermove, Rogan has found himself struggling to adapt his messages to most voters' concerns.

During the 1980s, the LDP managed to adapt itself somewhat to new political concerns, such as pollution and the success of issue-driven opposition figures in cities and prefectures.