Sentence examples for adaptation undertaken from inspiring English sources

There was relatively little evidence-based guideline development or adaptation undertaken at most of the SEA-ORCHID hospitals during the intervention period.

When metastatic cancer cells spread to the bone, the influence of the microenvironment and resultant adaptations undertaken by tumour cells alter them in ways that render them resistant to cell-autonomous therapies that would otherwise effectively treat their corresponding primary tumour (Emmenegger and Kerbel, 2010; Karlou et al, 2010).

Adaptation includes the strategies, policies, and measures (hereafter referred to as adaptation options) undertaken now and in the future to reduce the burden of climate-sensitive health determinants and outcomes.

Further construction and adaptation was undertaken in the 18th century when it was owned by the Elton baronets.

Linguistic adaptation was undertaken by translation professionals using a validated procedure that involved five steps [ 16].

Because no Arabic version of the EQS-H was available in the beginning of the study, translation procedures followed by a transcultural adaptation were undertaken following international guidelines [ 24].

Based on the guidelines set forth by Flaherty et al.. [ 17] and Guillemin et al.. [ 20] the translation and adaptation team undertook the task of translating the HTQ Darfuri version from English to classical Arabic (as opposed to colloquial Sudanese Arabic, as not all Darfuris speak the same dialect while all students are educated and can efficiently read and understand classical Arabic).

In his television adaptation Andrew Davies has undertaken -- and met -- that challenge, as he did in 1994 with his mini-series based on "Middlemarch".

Trade-off between SE and energy-efficient link adaptation processing is undertaken on LTE-A, addressing dynamic and static power consumption of digital baseband processing at the PHY layer [19].

This adaptation process was undertaken simultaneously in two locations in South Asia.

More general attempts to assess the role of epigenetic inheritance in the context of selection and adaptation have been undertaken (C saba 1998; P ál and M iklós 1999; B onduriansky and D ay 2009).