Sentence examples for adaptation professionals from inspiring English sources

The analysis revealed how this variation in perceived effects can be explained by different dynamics with regard to system-wide adaptation, local adaptation, professionals' resistance to change, ease of knowledge sharing, bureaucracy, overhead, uniform brand presentation, accelerating effects and reliable performance levels.

In addition, work place adaptations, professional guidance and help from employer and/or colleagues were common in this population.

Work place adaptations, professional guidance and help from employers or colleagues to maintain a paid job were fairly common.

This article develops a theoretical framework for the study of students' construction of mixed multiple external representations in design-based learning situations involving an adaptation of professional tasks and tools to a classroom setting.

Moreover, any amoebae-associated bacteria should be considered as a potential emerging pathogen because intra-amoebal growth may lead to the selection of virulence traits and to the adaptation to professional phagocytes, such as alveolar macrophages (1, 2 ).

Considerable proportions of patients received workplace adaptations and professional guidance with working problems.

This expanded patient approach suggests the need for specific service adaptations and professional guidance for the care of migrant youth and families.

Assessments were done in connection with an early arthritis clinic (EAC) at entry into the cohort and 12 months thereafter by means of a questionnaire comprising questions on sick leave (absenteeism from work reported to the employer), work disability (receiving a full or partial work disability pension), unemployment, work adaptations and professional guidance related to working problems.

Being married is associated with better socioeconomic adaptation among immigrant professionals (Bodankin & Semyonov, 2016).

The literature identified several determinants of socioeconomic adaptation among immigrant professionals.

These differences confirm the importance of human capital in socioeconomic adaptation of immigrant professionals with immigrants holding advanced educational degrees having a higher occupational status than less educated immigrants (Bodankin & Semyonov, 2016).