Sentence examples for adaptations to work from inspiring English sources

Following such an assessment various interventions may be offered (for example specialist ergonomic equipment or adaptations to work practices).

The emotional potential is there in the story for this musical adaptation to work and, as an actor, Bowie has shown an ability to make what looks ridiculous on paper work on an emotional level.

The lack of communication and of dynamic adaptation to working settings often hinder stable performances of subsystems of present multibiometric architectures.

In view of the complexity of working environments, errors were thought often to be a necessary adaptation to working conditions.

It can be explained within growing psychological adaptation to working environment with increasing duration of GP practice.

It can be concluded that optimised adaptation to working environments and workflows of those specialised information systems result in optimised human-computer interaction.

And firms prepared to pay disabled workers below the minimum wage would also be unlikely to make adaptations to make their work environment suitable, enabling them get on with their job.

The purpose of this paper is to explore the experiences of persons with upper extremity musculoskeletal disease and their adaptation back to work.

The O-AFP consists of three scales: "Learning Ability" (ability to use instructions and to implement changes in the work plan when necessary), "Social Communication Ability" (ability to communicate with therapists and co-workers) and "Adaptation" (ability to work reliably and to adhere to rules).

Further work on adaptations to exercise therapy for OA patients with diabetes, overweight, and obesity is urgently required, because of the high prevalence and the functional impact of these coexisting disorders.

One adaptation that evolved to work around the problem was the emergence of openings in the skull called fontanelles.