Sentence examples for to further adopt from inspiring English sources

The only certain thing is that currently enterprises are lacking the proper security capabilities in order to further adopt this disruptive technology.

For students to further adopt digital technologies that favour their own learning, they need information about how to use them, even when their degree of digital competence is high (Deepwell & Malik, 2008).

It shows that perceived usefulness (4.39±0.53) and behavior intention (4.31±0.50) are significantly higher than the neutral value (3) at a level of 0.001 using one-sample t-test, showing that the VST system is useful and the students are willing to further adopt the system and recommend it to other users.

If found applicable, then it could be important for policymakers in the LMICs to further adopt such measures to increase the proportion of invasive cancers diagnosed at early stages.

Thus, we consider a case where α has a large value which may lead to oscillation and we further adopt the Kalman filter to reduce the oscillation.

The research also reveals questions to be resolved if integral sustainable design theory is to be further adopted.

Furthermore, mBFP might have the potential to be further adopted as a NADPH biosensor in plant cells.

With different DoS, we can further adopt certain methods to alleviate the unwanted parasitic motion.

Along with analytical results, we further adopt Monte Carlo simulations to validate the theoretical analysis.

To examine the significance of the enrichment, a modified Fisher exact test (EASE score, [ 34]) was used to calculate the p-value, and FDR was further adopted to correct for multiple hypothesis testing (threshold 0.05), having the human genome as background.

A catalytic and molecular beacons strategy is further adopted to amplify the electrochemical signal detection achieved by cycling and regenerating the 8-17 DNAzyme to realize enzymatic multiple turnover, thus one DNAzyme can catalyze the cleavage of several hairpin-structured substrates, which improves the sensitivity of the newly designed electrochemical sensing system.