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Similar results may have been obtained by a different approach, for example by adapting a model of population spikes [28], in which episodic synchronous spikes arise due to the presence of slowly varying parameters that make the system oscillate between the regions of synchronization and asynchronous behavior.

Tribe [ 71], suggests that Sri Lanka would benefit from adapting a model of health pluralism as a more culturally appropriate alternative to western models of therapy for conflict and disaster related psychosocial issues in the population.

Thus, the general idea is to achieve acceptable results reducing the cost of adapting a model to atypical voices.

To investigate how ara-C affects postmitotic neurons, which replicate mitochondrial but not genomic DNA, we adapted a model of Dorsal Root Ganglion (DRG) neurons.

As basic model of an immunogenic tumour we adapt a model of Kuznetsov et al. (1994) originally developed for leukaemia in mice.

To further characterise the Th2-cell skewing of immune responses following immunisation with TSLP plus gp140, we adapted a model of allergic airway disease.

We adapted a model of postnatal NR by applying the method of Rice et al. (2008) to the prenatal period, a degree of restriction that produced minimal behavioral changes with NR alone.

To address how systems and processes across the organisation could be revised to promote and sustain a 'seamless' transfer of women from birth to discharge home and identify barriers and facilitators to enhance postnatal care, a decision was made by the multi professional team (which included the authors) to adapt a model of continuous quality improvement (CQI).

Adapting a model initially designed for evaluation of a pharmacological intervention could be the reason behind the choice of an outcome measure [28, 29].

The latter was utilised by Mirsaeedi-Farahani et al. [34] and Martikainen et al. [29], who adapted a model initially designed for evaluation of pharmaceuticals.

Using a typology of agricultural practices to adapt a conceptual model of the cropping system can provide an instrument to support the design of cropping systems that take into account the diversity of environmental and socioeconomic conditions and trade-offs within a study site.