Sentence examples for adapted to risk from inspiring English sources

More recently, the treatment of certain subgroups was adapted to risk, for example in infants according to histology, and is currently being adapted for WNT-driven medulloblastoma.

Which tools can we utilise to manage and adapt to risk while preserving the sustainability of Irish farms?

On the other hand, resilience is seen as the ability to self-organize, learn and adapt to risk hazards (Carpenter et al. [2001]; Turner et al. [2003]).

The developed k-NN classification models are adapted to build risk assessment tools that output 'low' risk, 'borderline' risk and 'high' risk.

The framework we present can also be easily adapted to information risk modelling for other sources of risks.

The Medical Research Council (MRC) UK ALL 2003 (UKALL 2003) randomized control trial (registration number ISRCTN07355119) tested whether MRD-based risk stratification allows the intensity of therapy to be adapted to the risk of relapse.

The application of risk-based ethical oversight, in which the level of ethical oversight is adapted to the risk for patients will be essential to integrate research and treatment.

"Over many generations, the brown bears of Europe have adapted to the risk posed by people," Treves told me.

High on the Texas plains, the city is home to several heavy industry and petrochemical facilities — including the largest repository of ammonium nitrate in the state — and has adapted to the risk.

The approach can be easily adapted to examine risk to cetaceans posed by fisheries around the world.

When supply is targeted or adapted to population risk factors, location itself can become endogenous variable.