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Independent of whether the learner is a trainee or a patient, physicians try to adapt their teaching to the learner's level of knowledge, what they believe they need to know, and a way of communicating that suits each learner.

The Italy international, Sarri's brain on the pitch, will play a huge part as Chelsea try to adapt to a drastically different way of playing.

Participants in an economy cannot be merely averaged out as particles in a gas, as they try to adapt to complex, highly coupled and self-referential eco-systems.

For example, you could try the "30 circles" test, which encourages participants to draw 30 circles on a sheet of paper, then try to adapt each one into a unique object or illustration.

Try to adapt a challenge according to a child's current capabilities, and provide prompt feedback on his or her performance.

Because carrots require such strict soil conditions, it can be helpful to start an entirely new planting area rather than try to adapt an existing one.

It was kind of a bonehead thing to do on my part for my first screenplay -- to try to adapt a nonfiction, nonnarrative book.

His fascination with speed led him purchase a war surplus jet and try to adapt its power to land speed racing.

He decided to try to adapt a computer program that had been designed to forecast the weather to see if it could be used to look further into the future.

The idea is to try to adapt a military concept that helped keep the world safe from nuclear bombings during the Cold War to the digital battlefield of the 21st century.

Try to adapt a tsundere personality.