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The primary identification and solution method worked within this age group is called "We Can Do," a method adapted for group work from E. F. Dubow's I Can Do individual problem solving model.

The loss of expression of intimin was confirmed using SDS-PAGE followed by silver staining and Western blotting by a method adapted for semi-dry transfer [ 34].

In a given simulation cycle, each location in NUTRIENT space calculated a new value based on the values of itself and its neighbors during the previous cycle using a method adapted for the hexagonal grid from [ 37].

We developed a method adapted from standard protocols for detection of replication timing including the incorporation of BrdU and detection of DNA sequences by FISH.

Videos were analysed using a method adapted from that described previously for television and film content [ 22, 27] to provide semi-quantitative estimates of alcohol, tobacco and electronic cigarette (or other nicotine-containing device) content.

This approach was based on a kernel method adapted for the construction of gene networks.

To investigate whether the DMSXL mice have respiratory failure, we measured the breathing function in DMSXL and control mice using pressure plethysmography (Respiromax system, Columbus Instruments, Columbus, OH), a precise method adapted for both awake and anesthetized small animals (Stunden et al., 2001; Yilmaz et al., 2005).

Lactate was measured using an enzymatic colorimetric method adapted for an automatic analyzer (Beckman Instruments, Paris, France) and 2 mmol/l was considered the upper limit of the normal range.

A study was therefore undertaken in which 20 compensatory wetland mitigation projects in the San Francisco Bay Region were reviewed and assessed for both permit compliance and habitat function, and this was done using a rapid assessment method adapted for this purpose.

A simple screening method, adapted for developing countries, would benefit subsistence farmers and be useful to public health and agriculture institutions.

Platinum levels were measured in plasma, plasma ultrafiltrate, and urine by atomic absorption spectrophotometry using a previously validated method adapted for clinical use (Raynaud et al, 1997).