(Shakespeare would probably have read earlier versions of the psalm, such as those of Miles Coverdale and the Geneva Bible, which the King James translators adapted very closely and in places word for word).
Aside from the saprophytic microorganisms that occasionally produce disease, most pathogenic microorganisms are adapted sufficiently closely to their hosts that they cannot compete successfully in the physical, chemical, and biological environment outside the host tissues.
The PBA was adapted as closely as possible to the CBA by reprinting screenshots.
In the case of success, prophylactic treatment at the effective dose should be continued for six months to one year, adapted as closely as possible to the spontaneous evolution of migraine and then decreased very slowly before being stopped.
We are confident that the adapted instrument closely resembles the content in the standard version.
To minimise this problem, the scales were adapted as closely as possible to the published scales, reflecting the common domains used in frailty research.
Protocols for immunohistochemistry were adapted as closely to the original protocols as possible, and immunohistochemical staining was performed on standardised automated platforms that are also used for routine diagnostics at the Institute of Surgical Pathology of the University Hospital Zurich.
But all the other stories we are adapting are closely based on existing books," said Ileen Maisel, of Amber Entertainment, the production company making the films in collaboration with Tesco.
Eucalyptus nitens, E. globulus and the cross between these two species were most closely adapted to this particular site as T o for these species were relatively close to the mean site air temperature.
