Our results showed that the sense of responsibility for the adaptation of health care depended on the nature of the adaptation required: when the adaptation directly concerned communication with the patient, health professionals declared that they should be the ones to adapt; in relation to cultural preferences, however, the responsibility felt on the patient's shoulders.
In addition, as coding rules are being adapted constantly, e.g., in relation with DRG reimbursement schemes, one cannot take for granted that the measure of cormibidty is stable over the years.
Patients adapt over time in relation to goals, expectations and values, and their perceptions of symptoms may therefore change.
Rather, we suspect evidence from a previous study about how remote health services incrementally adapt over time, in relation to their context, might be relevant [ 42].
Learning mechanisms have certain functions and when they perform their functions in particular circumstances their products can have adapted derived proper functions in relation to those circumstances, whether or not the circumstances obtained during the history of our species.
Furthermore, wedge-tailed eagles (Aquila audax) and white-bellied sea-eagles (Haliaeetus leucogaster) even adapted their avoidance behavior in relation to the wind farm's development stage (control site compared to testing stage, when turbines were not fully operational and also compared to the operational stage).
"But you need to adapt in football.
The Ducks are adapting in their streak.
The context aware characteristics that the MAS displays including the ability to choose the correct interactions, adapt the assistance offered in relation to the current time, activity carried out by the older person or the detected event and the number of times an event has occurred, help AALFI to provide flexible assistance and interactions.
Established techniques for the physical registration of real components have been adapted to localise virtual models in relation to a nominal design model.
