Sentence examples for try adaptation from inspiring English sources
The calculated marginal effect for this variable shows that the probability adaptation increases by 13.2% in the wet lowland and by 28.9% in the dry lowland showing that farmers' desire to try adaptation practices at own cost increases when they have prior exposure to the practices.
This problem definition and perspective constitutes the originality and usefulness of the proposed framework; neither does it try to match adaptation measures to extreme events nor does it attempt to determine costs associated with certain transport modes and extreme events.
But the Magliozzis have been trying television adaptations long before their public radio colleagues.
We could certainly try and make adaptations to the new reality that would, among other things, foster civic engagement -- making it easier to work part time, for example.
If you play an instrument not used by DF, (neither guitar, bass, drums nor piano), try to make adaptations onto your instrument.
"For both of us, it was to try to do an adaptation of 'The Autobiography of Malcolm X,' " Dickerson says.
As with any Big Dance Theater production it would be silly to try to put this adaptation in any one genre-specific box.
Mr. Simonson, an actor, director and writer with the Steppenwolf Theater Company in Chicago, was eager to try a more conventional adaptation of Mr. Maraniss's book, one that he sprinkled with flashbacks.
While our adaptation scheme try to maximize PUs' revenues by increasing spectrum size when the spectrum demand increase, it maintains QoS by bringing blocking probabilities back to its constrained range by increasing the spectrum price.
These results provide evidence that the inflammatory activity of microglia and macrophages in NPC disease in response to cell defects and injury may be a beneficial adaptation to try and prevent excessive tissue damage (Fig. 8).
Rather, optimal adaptation is assumed as something like a heuristic, and the researcher then goes on to try to uncover particular adaptations at work in particular situations.
