Sentence examples for adaptation education from inspiring English sources

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It is recommended that when making flooding adaptation decisions, it is important to protect road infrastructure and guarantee accessible routes in coastal areas, while offering more flood adaptation education to the inland people.

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There is much, too, on non-pastoral activities and adaptations, education, housing, employment, and participation in political affairs of the Islamic Republic.

An additional diagnosis of 'SSD' in a patient's medical history may negatively influence decisions made by agencies involved with social and medical services, disability adaptations, education and workplace accommodations.

As to parental acculturation orientations—I ki —it is important to specify that in a family where parents transmit values strongly oriented towards adaptation through education, their children derive greater utility from scholastic effort; thereby, they meet parental expectations for their behaviour in school.

Many need individual facilitation and adaptation in education, work and everyday life.

Better adaptation to education on food intake and physical activity may contribute to the weight gain control in normal pre-pregnancy BMI women than in those with above normal pre-pregnancy BMI.

In this paper, the method of adaptation of construction education into architectural curriculum and its contribution to the execution of architectural design course in Project II in Near East University, Department of Architecture, will be discussed.

The synthesis of function (national school system with local curriculum adaptation) and beliefs (education and work-life related individual attitude variables) designs added to the rationale for creating the measurement instrument used in this research.

The formulation allows the client and therapist to collaboratively address the core symptoms of ADHD using education, adaptations to the client's environment and repetition of adaptive skills in order to compensate for executive dysfunction.

A result is that there is no evidence for making specific adaptations for preparedness education based on one particular domain of well-being at the expense of the other.

In recent years, many countries including the USA, Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand have recognised the important role that culture plays in the identification, treatment and prevention of mental illness, and in response, have implemented standards of cultural competency in service delivery and specialised cultural adaptations of health education programs [ 18, 19].

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