Many programs have to be adapted to relevant specific contexts and needs.
In this study, we examined the ability of a freshwater fish to adapt to conditions relevant to climate change under circumstances that, theoretically, should limit adaptation.
That is, in part, a recognition that the world has changed and that the insurgency must adapt to remain relevant.
Rakhit said: "With women becoming increasingly busy, striving to cram work, play and keeping fit into our every day routines, the sartorial rules have had to adapt to become more relevant to our hectic lives.
What we are considering is a further evolution of our Co-operative to enable Fonterra to continue to adapt, to ensure it remains relevant and competitive in the changing global dairy market, van der Heyden said.
Given the relatively short generation time of some fungi (e.g. Neurospora spp., ref 6) it is possible that they can adapt to warming at ecologically-relevant timescales; recent studies support this idea (e.g. ref [ 6]).
Frit production, glaze preparation, application, and single fast-firing of wall tiles were, first of all, conducted under laboratory working conditions and then, successful recipes were adapted to the relevant industry.
Interview questions were adapted to be relevant for each participant, but typically followed: impacts experienced; cleanup requirements; immediate mitigation strategies and their effectiveness; the effectiveness of emergency management plans and any subsequent adaptations since the eruption; interdependency with other systems, organisations or sectors; and the recovery process.
The symptom section of the CFI was adapted to be relevant to CFS/ME.
The questions were adapted to be relevant to primary care staff, CMHT staff or people with SMI.
