Sentence examples for adapted to explore from inspiring English sources

A qualitative study design was adapted to explore the challenges faced by health workers (HWs) during the polio health campaign.

Regarding individuals' attitude towards environments, the NEP scale, used by many scholars to measure individuals' environmental attitude (Corral-Verdugo and Armendariz 2000; Ahlheim et al. 2013; Atava et al. 2015), was adapted to explore villagers' perception of three important dimensions: human-nature connection, limiting growth, and human dominance over nature.

This technique had been adapted to explore the genetic base of Korean Sasang constitutional medicine [ 49].

In addition, they can also be easily adapted to explore other structure-property relationships relevant to drug discovery.

Furthermore, by manipulating the trypsin concentration, our method can be adapted to explore the interplay between adhesion and contractility.

A new insight developed after the first focus group, and the interview questions were adapted to explore this new knowledge.

The guide was probably better adapted to exploring the GPs' perceptions on sick-listing.

We have used this simple rule-based model to simulate monolayer growth [ 3] and wound healing [ 4] in normal human urothelial cell cultures and have adapted it to explore stratification and differentiation in normal and transformed keratinocytes [ 5].

Finally, we present findings from an analysis that used the adapted framework to explore in greater depth the way hardware/software interactions influenced mechanisms of effect in the health centres, and through this, overall service performance.

To explore how kinematics adapted to the properties of the target we performed an ANOVA with gestational week (14th vs. 18th) and target (mouth, eyes, other) as within-subjects factors on both deceleration time and movement duration.

Here the outdoor Desert Park, a combination of botanic gardens and wildlife reserve, explores how wildlife adapted to the harsh Outback conditions, while the Royal Flying Doctor Service medical base and attached museum show how humans have.