Sentence examples for tool to adopt from inspiring English sources

Model migration has been proved to be an effective modeling tool to adopt an existing base model from an old process to a similar, yet non-identical process.

Within this context, the MCA is seen by some authors as the most appropriate tool to adopt [11, 12, 13, 14, 15].

While the MEET participants agreed iSAT was an interesting tool to adopt in one's teaching-learning environment, they also emphasized that more exposure to the tool and its context is required before they could integrate in their practice.

For this, coupling modern database technology with a smart phone application can provide a strong, user-friendly tool to adopt.

The answer to these questions will drive which tools to adopt and how. 2. Initiatives start as pilots then fizzle out due to modest participation.

Starting off as an open source project is one way that he hopes to convince larger enterprises that might already be using similar tools to adopt a known entity rather than just giving some random startup the keys to maintaining their operations.

"But for the most part, due to a lack of standards and simple web-accessible tools to adopt them, genomics data have been siloed from the most effective medium we have for sharing information, the internet".

The synergy of theoretical discussions and empirical data would offer policy makers appropriate tools to adopt more accurate and efficient policies for medical futility in clinical settings.

These aspects included the following categories: 'up-to-date and evidence-based information and instructions', 'self-regulation tools to adopt and maintain PA behavior', 'social interaction', 'personalized set-up', 'attractive design and content', and 'access to the internet service'.

Those who demonstrate value-producing innovation both rescue unsuccessful ideas and uncover new ones from even unexpected sources, from developing original online tools to adopting franchise owner suggestions for new products.

One of your first tools is to adopt a tongue-in-cheek, conversational style.