As elegantly pointed out [ 7], however, the oncogene concept is evolving and expanding to accommodate context-dependent genetic and epigenetic features, as well as novel functions.
Minor changes were made to accommodate the context.
In this paper, we present a program that allows for two types of adaptation: (1) initial pre-formatting to accommodate organizational context (as shown in the case descriptions); and (2) ongoing adaptation of implementation to take into account the needs and contexts of the participants (as shown in the results).
The principles surveyed here can help guide the teacher in crafting an appropriate instructional design to accommodate specific contexts and values.
Serodiscordant couples also identified the need for the proposed PrEP demonstration project to accommodate the social context and realities of their lives.
The use of evidence and systematic discussion helped determine whether such strategies were indeed the best way to address local health system constraints, and at times the national recommendation was adapted to accommodate the local context.
We suggest that this overlap hindered the evolution of synthetic site-based pretransfer editing as the predominant proofreading pathway, because that activity is difficult to accommodate in the context of efficient aminoacyl-tRNA synthesis.
3. Residents must be formally trained in handover skills, i.e., the ability to transfer care appropriately when going off duty. 4. Resident duty hours should be flexible enough to accommodate the specific context of the resident's role and the service needs on particular rotations.
(4) Adapted water boiling tests: Accommodating the context-specific practices, two types of WBT, namely, single-pot and two-pot WBTs, were designed to measure performance indices of the cookstove.
Across all the countries, the use of the TOC framework and corresponding indicators enabled a comprehensive approach to identifying and designing SC improvement strategies while accommodating country contexts.
