Sentence examples for adaptation of planning from inspiring English sources

There has been ongoing adaptation of planning and monitoring to strengthen relevance to the ESP.

We aim to use this novel imaging technique to inform radiotherapy planning firstly by adaptation of RT planning pre-treatment to respect the individual patient's lung tolerance.

During these 12 years, evolving data from other trials and the selective crossover of one quarter of the tamoxifen-treated patients to a more effective treatment in this trial led to the adaptation of analysis plans to present the most accurate and clinically useful long-term results to the oncology community.

By identifying and describing the functionality in peri-urban landscapes the existing governance gaps can be recognized and thus dealt with through adaptation of existing planning tools.

The firm says that Help to Buy helped it boost its business; according to the accounts, "the adaptation of our planning strategy to increase the percentage of Help to Buy eligible properties within our schemes has yielded an increased sales rate and has enabled our resilience in light of the effects of Brexit on the wider market".

Secondly, we aim to simulate adaptation of RT planning during the treatment course in order to personalise RT delivery in response to individual lung injury.

Despite this progress, however, with notable exceptions (Ebi and Burton 2008; Ebi and Semenza 2008; Ebi et al. 2005, 2006; Huang et al. 2011; Jackson and Shields 2008), there has been little discussion of how public health organizations should implement and manage the process of planned adaptation.

He had written to her months before to ask if she would become involved with an adaptation he was planning of William Burroughs's Penny Peep Show Arcade.

These findings contribute to the analysis of the adaptation of TDRs across planning systems.

Addressing each of these obstacles required timely assessment of the situation and adaptation of field plans, in collaboration with our local NGO partner.

The clinical impact of this paradigm is currently the subject of many clinical trials, which will make radiation therapy a much more dynamic treatment by a more or less continuous evaluation of tumors by functional and molecular imaging and subsequent adaptation of radiotherapy plans.