Sentence examples for adapted and introduced from inspiring English sources
Following a review of lesson learned the programme could be adapted and introduced to other villages.
Knowledge of such informal coping mechanisms offers insights into local management practices which can be adapted and introduced, and others which are less acceptable.
For example, the management provided resources for a consensus conference to develop the QIs, sponsored ETAT+ training and CMEs, adapted and introduced a structured paediatric admission records and supported infrastructure improvements to the oxygen delivery system.
The findings from this study can help determine the training priorities for caregivers to identify vulnerable and ill newborns, as well as provide insight into how a package of newborn interventions can be best adapted and introduced into this and other similar rural sub-Saharan African communities.
Different organizations can get Clinical Practice Guidelines from the repository, adapt and introduce them in clinical practice.
It's sink or swim for regulated institutions; either they adapt and introduce new technologies that allow them to be more nimble, flexible and productive, or, they continue to use labor-intensive processes that will become increasingly cumbersome and untenable.
At these meetings, ALEC and ACCE members develop model language for lawmakers to easily adapt and introduce in their local settings.
20 In the early stages of mild or moderate DED, the eye can adapt and introduce compensatory mechanisms, and the condition will respond to treatment.
As we learnt more about DF's abilities, we adapted the stimuli accordingly and introduced new stimuli to exclude various interpretations.
PATH is an international nonprofit organization with nearly four decades of experience adapting, developing, and introducing health technologies for developing countries.
The graph process paradigm for module finding, originally introduced in [9] and adapted and extended for genomic data analysis here, offers a natural extension of the probabilistic analysis of graphs.
