Sentence examples for adapted for our context from inspiring English sources

The case of nonexistence results is also treated, where a finite time blow-up phenomenon is exhibited for finite energy solutions by the standard concavity method adapted for our context.

The question format was based on the style of the Ottawa Health decision group, and on our own previous work [ 15] adapted for this context and are described in more detail in the following section.

The World Health Organization's (WHO) Mental Health Gap Action Program (mhGAP) intervention guide (IG) adapted for Ethiopian context was used as the main training material.

Socioeconomic status is measured using the asset questionnaire developed by the World Bank for use in developing countries [ 41] and adapted for local context.

These models were adapted for the context of quantitative genetics mixed models by [ 3], and henceforth applied and extended by a number of authors [ 4- 11].

The advisory panel has addressed questions such as: How does the checklist need to be adapted for local context (which research suggests is vital to successful implementation) [ 47]? Who needs to be involved in the implementation process (e.g. clinic medical directors, nurses, administrative staff)?

Variability is the ability of a software artifact (e.g., a system, component) to be adapted for a specific context, in a preplanned manner.

The idea of the first algorithm is borrowed from the area of fault tolerant networks, where a network topology is rendered irregular due to faults in routers or links, and is adapted for the new context.

In light of the case studies, it is possible to propose different strategies, each adapted for specific hydrogeological context to maximize aquifer recharge or base flow maintenance.

I try to integrate subjects from different disciplines into my general knowledge (Tento integrar as matérias das diferentes disciplinas no meu conhecimento geral). 1 5 4 4.04 −0.54 −0.09.60 aItems marked with "O" correspond to the original Fredericks School Engagement Scalee adapted for the university context if deemed necessary.

The quantitative surveys that were completed in 2012 were initially designed by IPPF Southeast Asia and adapted for context by staff from Sonke Gender Justice and LCI-RHU.