The phrase "adapted schemes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to plans or strategies that have been modified or tailored to fit specific needs or circumstances.
Example: "The researchers presented their findings on the effectiveness of the adapted schemes in improving educational outcomes."
Alternatives: "modified plans" or "tailored strategies".
An adapted scheme is thus necessary to accurately simulate the voltage potential in the whole cell, notably at the membrane separating the cell from the outer medium.
Correction is theoretically perfect for translational mirror vibrations but angular mirror vibrations require an adapted scheme using a triplet of accelerometers arranged around a circular path on the mirror back-surface and this is set out theoretically.
An adapted scheme of TTM could be of critical importance in non-shockable patients, regarding the optimal duration, speed cooling, level of temperature, therapeutic window, and rewarming rate of TTM, considering that the cerebral damages may be more severe in this population [72, 74].
Thus, when the two new loci sequences were concatenated to the original ST sequences we observed the complete discrimination of the strains, although our adapted scheme remains limited to L. interrogans and L. kirschneri.
Although the adapted scheme used in Germany shows similar connectedness to the original MVH sampling scheme, the Danish approach is more successful with 33% more simple links (36% more links per state).
An adapted scheme of TTM could be of critical importance in non-shockable patients, regarding the optimal duration, speed cooling, level of temperature, therapeutic window, and rewarming rate of TTM, considering that the cerebral damages may be more severe in this population [ 72, 74].
Meanwhile donors are stifling ingenuity and making it hard to adapt schemes to local needs, says William Savedoff of the Centre for Global Development, a think-tank in Washington, DC, that champions the cash-on-delivery approach.
The nonlinearity is introduced into the linear schemes by adapting the schemes to the data.
Veterinary publications on this issue have generally adapted these schemes to fit small animal patients, but a formally endorsed system to classify seizures and epilepsy has never been developed for veterinary patients.
Our study aimed to explore in a participatory approach which centrally involves healthcare providers, the most appropriate and locally adapted PBI schemes.
Some approaches solve the problem of resource allocation using optimal solutions, and in other cases, resource allocation and resource assignments are performed in two separate steps; other approaches simply target at adapting schemes originally proposed for time division multiple access (TDMA) to orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) systems.
