The phrase "adaptations a program" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it unusable without additional context or correction.
Example: "The adaptations a program undergoes can significantly impact its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "modifications to a program" or "changes in a program".
Since 2006, a group of foundations and non-governmental organizations have come together under the umbrella of Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) and the Ford Foundation, piloting local adaptations of a program, originally started by BRAC in Bangladesh, tailored to meet the unique needs of the ultra poor.
The task force concluded that the Democrats had "done a better job of motivating and turning out their voters" and urged the adaptation of a program to pull Republicans to the polls with mailings, telephone calls and home visits.
The aim of this study was to describe the adaptation of a program designed to leverage 7 Cups of Tea (7Cups), an available online platform that provides volunteer (i.e., listener) based emotional support, to complement ongoing treatment for people with schizophrenia-spectrum disorders.
In particular, requiring that users learn an entire language to run their analyses will prohibit general adaptation of a program.
Good examples include Senior Odyssey, which is an adaptation of a program initially developed for grade-school children that focuses on solving novel problems and encourages group collaboration [ 34], and the Experience Corps, which is an intergenerational program in Baltimore, Maryland.
We wanted to explore the possible influence of B2BRK polymorphism on skeletal muscle adaptation capacity after a programmed physical activity protocol, and these changes were followed in the same participant using precise measurements.
Activation of Hog1 in response to osmostress elicits a program for cell adaptation that includes short- and long-term responses.
In agreement with the proteolytic and lypolytic responses to starvation described in mammals [ 14] a large set of genes overexpressed in the muscle of fasted trout and down-regulated after refeeding, revealed an adaptation program that favours fatty acid oxidation and protein degradation to fuel metabolism.
Poor data can lead to imprecise budgeting and procurement of drugs, incorrect inference on program performance, and inappropriate adaptations to program implementation and, ultimately, poor patient care.
Again, for developing regions including Tibet, this indicates a heat adaptation program may be most effective in communities where people have a sense of competence and good neighbor bonding.
