The tool was adapted and once more reviewed by public health experts responsible for the programme.
The living adapt: Tourists are arriving once more, trying to circle ever closer to the disaster pit downtown.
The Chipolopolo gradually found their passing game and adapted well, but fell behind once more as Libya struck two minutes into the second half.
In the second half of the lesson, pupils explored and chose from the illustrations within Storybird and redrafted their work once more to adapt it to their chosen artwork.
Since the internet completely changed the way information is consumed, science communication once more will adapt to new conditions, probably becoming very much more interactive and, thus, a unique participatory process.
In Noble England, Mayall delivered a speech adapted from Shakespeare's Henry V. "Once more onto the pitch, dear friends, once more," he urged, invoking the spirit of the Battle of Agincourt.
The pre-tested records were reviewed once more, using the adapted review form, and were included in the study.
Though car numbers are increasing once more, hundreds of thousands of Cubans still ride their bicis, often adapting them to carry produce to market or passengers to work.
In 1983's "Sinatra Suite," Ms. Tharp adapted most of the same songs as a vehicle for one man (originally Mikhail Baryshnikov, with whom she had danced her first Sinatra piece, "Once More, Frank," in 1976).
