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A modified example still seems problematic.

Modified examples of how to deliver the interventions were included in the manuals and presented CRA and CRAFT in the Australian context which helped health care providers to translate the United States CRA and CRAFT interventions into an Aboriginal Australian based model of care.

Sato, T. A modified method for lead staining of thin sections.

However, the R squared measures in this modified example were not the reverse of those in the previous analysis (.046 and.067).067

* An anatomically difficult airway was defined as more than two attempts or a successful second attempt with the help of additional equipment (for example, a different blade) or a modified technique (for example, preforming a stylet).

Of course as with any vehicle modification, the converted vehicle is often wildly different from a non-modified example.

Many basic metabolic pathways are shared between all forms of life; for example, archaea use a modified form of glycolysis (the Entner Doudoroff pathway) and either a complete or partial citric acid cycle.

For example, the UK uses a modified set of definitions and does not use the category "default" but employs the categories treatment stopped (i.e. a patient found to have stopped treatment by themself for a reason not mentioned in other categories) or treatment not completed (no reason) (i.e. a patient was reported not to have completed treatment but the reason was unknown).

For example, in 2010 the UK adopted a modified version of the FCPA with the Bribery Act, which does not take such an absolutist line on what defines acceptable versus unacceptable behavior, and distinguishes between active and passive activities.

Capabilities of a modified genetic algorithm method were tested through an application example of a multiple parts reconfigurable manufacturing line.

For example, Smeraldi et al. [3] used a modified version of adaptive boosting (AdaBoost) where weak classifiers can abstain when a feature is missing.