Sentence examples for adaptation to include from inspiring English sources

In general, these measurements assume the drift rate remains constant although in [5], the authors demonstrated an adaptation to include a slowly decaying drift rate.

For instance, through early use of the JJ-TRIALS DDDM tools, a site discovered that their initial plan to increase referral to the appropriate level of care required adaptation to include a more sensitive and evidence-based assessment process.

Multiculturalism is a rights-based 'political theory' that according to Modood is "centred on equal citizenship" and that "cherishes historical identities – minority and majority – and embraces what some might call conservative institutions but insists on their extension or adaptation to include ethno-religious groups and identities" (Modood, 2017, p. 3).

Regarding the SPADI questionnaire, this is the second cultural adaptation to include the analysis of responsiveness.

Its simplicity in design also makes its adaptation to include additional variables extremely feasible.

In Mozambique and Lesotho, where task-shifting was operating historically since before GHIs, its adaptation to include HIV activities was easier.

This version contains the "full workflow as the existing SORMAS in order to allow individual adaptations, to include a broader developer community and diminish apprehensions regarding unilateral economic dependencies" (http://www.sormas.org, last access: 18.07.2017).

Also observed were adaptations to include drugs with a pharmacological profile similar to those mentioned in the criterion and available in the study country.

We also broaden our coverage of adaptation measures to include recommended actions for individuals and health care professionals, communities and organizations, as well as local, national, and international governments and agencies (Table  1).> -wrap-foot> HEPA High Efficiency Particulate Air.

Other differences that could be part of the adaptation to pathogenicity include a lower GC content, of about 52%, and a reduced gene repertoire.

Other examples of pest adaptation to management include evolutionary shifts in a range of life history features.