Sentence examples for adapted readiness from inspiring English sources

An adapted readiness to change ruler validated for use in this study [ 29] measured at baseline, 6 and 12 months.

Contra-indications for PA will be determined using the adapted Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (PAR-Q) [ 30].

In children, a difficult temperament (e.g. negative mood, lack of perseverance, inability to adapt to situations, readiness to be distracted, intense emotional reactions, hyperactivity and social withdrawal) is a risk factor if the child comes from a dysfunctional family (Cimbora and Mcintosh [2003], Hirshfeld-Becker et al. [2002]).

In this study we adapted elements of an organizational readiness for change model proposed by Weiner [ 28].

This measure is adapted from a similar measure that examines readiness to change alcohol use.

Following the practice guideline of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service, smoking cessation interventions should be adapted to the smoker's stage of readiness [ 40].

A paper version of the PPC, Physician Practice Connection and Readiness Survey (PPC-RS), was adapted to assess the presence of practice systems in the CCM.

These authors refer to the use of an adapted version of the WHO SARA questionnaire to assess facility readiness to provide chronic disease services.

This indicates that primed microglia adopt an altered inflammatory profile predominantly adapted for phagocytic clearance and in a state of immune readiness, possibly necessary to cope with inflammatory and neurodegenerative conditions.

Readiness for self-directed learning will be measured by items adapted from Guglielmino's Learning Preference Scale [ 85].

And it means a preference for voluntary, not purely legal, dispute-resolution channels, and a readiness to adapt policy to changing technology.Who should do all this?