Sentence examples for adapted to emphasise from inspiring English sources

The health-promotion programmes will provide culturally oriented educational materials for men, as well as specific language-sensitive pamphlets adapted to emphasise the role of ABC use, and the importance of physical activity and dental check-ups for POC prevention.

The standardised training was based on previous consultations and following the analysis of the first 25 consultations it was adapted to emphasise three elements: (i) the benefits of research, (ii) examples of research that might be available and (iii) the difference between joining the register and joining future studies.

Upland farmers emphasised how their stock was adapted to their environments, for example, although growing slowly, they would continue to grow over a longer period of time and achieve better weights than incoming animals.

In the present study physiotherapy treatments were adapted to each patient's condition and supervised exercises were emphasised.

Darwin emphasised competition between individuals of the same species to survive and reproduce, whereas Wallace emphasised environmental pressures on varieties and species forcing them to become adapted to their local conditions, leading populations in different locations to diverge.

Second, programmes that were specifically adapted to the needs of mental health clients tended to include a cognitive behavioural therapy that emphasised criminal thinking and behaviour alongside psycho-educational classes.

Maynard and Heritage argue that "the co-constructive and collaborative analytic approach of CA emphasises the conduct of both parties" [ 10], and recently these methods have been adapted to study online health and mental health forums.

"I adapted to it".

And he adapted to it".

They've adapted to it.

They adapted to the region.