The phrase "adapted for the evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or tailored to suit the needs of an evaluation process.
Example: "The software has been adapted for the evaluation of user performance metrics."
Alternatives: "modified for the assessment" or "tailored for the review".
However, numerous other molecules involved in pain processing or associated with chronic pain have been identified and the gene-based techniques might be particularly adapted for the evaluation of the possible therapeutic interest of these new potential targets.
The formal description of the c t w measure adapted for the evaluation of terms, and presented in the work of Conrado [52], is presented in Equation 26.
A micotiter plate assay was adapted for the evaluation of biofilm formation.
Buehler and colleagues first published a framework that was adapted for the evaluation of syndromic surveillance systems, but it is now necessary to define specific criteria to best evaluate such systems [15].
In addition, the methodology used here could be adapted for the evaluation of other training programs.
Following the PIDA and PCDA, Kirby et al. published the Wheelchair Skills Test (WST) that has mainly been used to evaluate manual wheelchair mobility [ 22] but more recently has been adapted for the evaluation of EPW driving skills as well [ 23].
This recursive approach is extensively described, for the evaluation of D, in Appendix 4, but can be directly re-adapted for the evaluation of RE and TE.
In the present study, a Markov model was adapted for the health economic evaluation of agomelatine in MDD against venlafaxine, sertraline, fluoxetine, and escitalopram.
The comprehensive and systematic process evaluation framework outlined by Saunders et al [ 68] and initially proposed by Steckler and Linnan [ 69] has been adapted for the HDHK community process evaluation.
A qualitative descriptive design 31 was adapted for the original project-level evaluations for several reasons, including the attempt to standardise data collection and analysis across several projects as much as possible and to improve the feasibility of the study design.
The following search terms were used for MEDLINE and adapted for the other databases: performance measurement, performance evaluation, performance assessment, performance monitoring, performance appraisal and allied health, healthcare, health care, including subheadings.
