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In this work, we adapted the theoretical models pioneered by Shea-Ackers [29] and formulated by Buchler et al. [30] to the analysis of large-scale TF binding data.

To investigate the modulation of pathways of long-range communication propensities as a function of oxidation we adapted the theoretical approach previously developed for the analysis of signal propagation [53], [54].

In order to anticipate the thermal effects involved in the experiments we adapted the theoretical formalism developed in Ref. [ 11] for solving the heat equation relevant to our particular situation.

Specifically, this study examines the relationship between physical indicators of diabetes, functional health (FH), self-rated health (SRH), and their effects on depressive symptoms In the present study, we adapted the theoretical model proposed by Whitelaw and Liang [ 13], in which PH, FH, and SRH are causally linked and FH serves as a mediator between chronic illness and SRH (see Figure  1).

The best drug treatment for treating hyperglycaemia/diabetes is insulin and we recommend to adapt the theoretical insulin action to the nutrition infusion regimen.

In the near future, this line of investigation should be developed, trying to adapt the theoretical construct of QALYs to the observed reality.

The etic-emic approach [ 53] will be used in the development of the questionnaire since it allows adapting the theoretical constructs (etic dimension) to specific context of the culture studied (emic dimension) according to the studied population.

The approach taken in this study is adapted from the theoretical frameworks developed by Huang (1993) and Jolly et al. (2009).

The Hosmer-Lemeshow test was used to verify if the variables were well adapted to the theoretical model.

Step by step in a process characterized by cooperation and learning by doing, we tried to adapt the ideal theoretical concepts of the 'Ten Commandments level' to both day-to-day practice and to the level of relevant experience and knowledge of our colleagues and their preferences.

Here, we have adapted the four-frame model as a theoretical tool to support and study sustainable systemic change.