Sentence examples for adaptations to reflect from inspiring English sources

The 37-item online questionnaire drew on the Peer Volunteer Experience Questionnaire [ 34] with adaptations to reflect the current context.

The level of perceived stress among students was measured using the Perceived Medical School Stress (PMSS) questionnaire [ 19], with minor adaptations to reflect the situation of Norwegian students [ 6], see Additional file 1.

Nevertheless, the increase in the use of context-aware technologies has sparked the growth in assistive applications resulting in a need to enable adaptation to reflect the changes in user behaviours.

Such a bacterial channel would have undergone further functional divergence to enhance sperm motility by inducing Ca2+-dependent hyperactivation and subsequent species-dependent adaptation to reflect phylogeny.

It is likely that instruments to assess dissaving could be used across a wide range of illnesses with minimal alteration, whereas patient cost questionnaires require substantial adaptation to reflect specific care-seeking and treatment pathways.

For this assessment we defined indicators of correct case management based on existing consensus indicators for the quality of sick child care developed for IMCI (WHO 2003) after adaptation to reflect the Malawi CCM clinical guidelines.

These were piloted, and minor adaptations were made to reflect country contexts.

Traditionally, adaptation was considered to reflect neural or synaptic "fatigue"; more recent work indicates that adaptation may involve more complex processes (59– 61).

Avahan achieved high levels of success using this model balancing management and monitoring with local adaptation of interventions to reflect targeted populations.

Bats have a concentration of positively selected genes within the oxidative phosphorylation pathway, believed to reflect adaptations necessary for flight-related energy metabolism [ 38].

The differences in regional body sizes appears to reflect adaptation to local conditions.