Sentence examples for values adapting from inspiring English sources

The conspiracy is essential to becoming more of our values; adapting and innovating forward towards the new reality on the horizon.

Most important, though, our values adapted to those of the Masai, which revolve around community, courage, selflessness and living in the moment.

It shows experimental values adapted from different publications of the percentage of reflectance lost during environmental exposure.

*Pig reference values adapted from [ 45].

> -wrap-foot> Parameter values adapted from Murray et al. [ 38].

HRQoL was scored using values adapted from the United Kingdom general population survey.

For selected microarrays, a quality index based on local and global BG values (adapted from [ 70]) was used to filter and eliminate spots with low quality.

This cutoff value is regarded as sufficient to avoid Abs we regard as insignificant and epiphenomenological from insight into their origin and clinical impact and are in line with cutoff values adapted by other laboratories [ 43].

The values in square brackets "[S1]", "[S2]",... "[S6]" are parameters that are replaced automatically with appropriate values adapted for the individual facility using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) computer code and OR information systems or AIMS data.

We determined the P value of the cropland using the value adapted to Ethiopian condition (Table 1).

The C value of each land cover class was determined based on the value adapted to the Ethiopian condition (Table 1).