The phrase "adapt project" is not correct as it lacks clarity and context in written English.
It could be used when referring to modifying or adjusting a project to meet new requirements or conditions, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "We need to adapt the project to fit the new budget constraints."
Alternatives: "modify the project" or "adjust the project".
We demonstrate how to adapt project management processes and metrics from the information technology (IT) industry to Earth observation applications research and development.
Appropriate mechanisms are built into design to learn from new evidence and implementation experience and adapt project approaches and focus over time.
How does this change if we adapt project design?" Risk analysis (when performed, for example, through a Monte Carlo method) requires only a basic knowledge of statistics and one of the readily available and user-friendly software products (such as @RISK, Crystal Ball or Risk Solver).
First up, no, I don't think that the entire Adapt project is some sort of accessibility Trojan horse and that they're doing all of this to let people who can't tie their shoes for reasons out of their control wear dope kicks.
The Tanzania survey took place as part of the African Development of AIDS Prevention Trials capacities (ADAPT) project, funded by the Global Health Research Initiative through Canada's International Development Research Centre IDRC grant 104051-005.
Consumers may find it confusing that some applications work only for certain phones because developers do not have the time or money to adapt projects to every operating system.
These 'external validity' concerns are especially pressing for 'complex' development interventions, in which the explicit purpose is often to adapt projects to local contextual realities and where high quality implementation is paramount to success.
The approach in fragile and protracted crisis contexts should allow for the provision of additional technical assistance for programme development if needed, and be sufficiently flexible to adapt projects and programmes over time.
We adapted Project Sugar 2 (PS2), a successful evidence-based nurse-CHW team intervention, that supported diabetes self-management in a primary care setting in an African American population in Baltimore, Maryland (13, 14).
Feedback from this process could be used to adapt a project in real-time and help institutions to avoid the usual stuff that often stalls digital projects.
What is a reasonable level of vegetation control and how will you adapt the project if targets are not being met?
