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His counterpart at the Bronx Zoo, Dr. Ellen Dierenfeld, along with nutritionists at a handful of other American zoos, face the daunting task of adapting available food supplies for hundreds of exotic species whose native cuisine may not be available.

The authors describe the learning journey as a process of establishing social bonds with peers and teachers, accepting certain common practices as personal routines and habits of living, and adopting and adapting available identities within the community.

Again, the challenge here resides in adapting available methodologies to epidemic models for which standards do not yet exist.

Standard and validated protocols were followed in adapting available evidence-based national guidelines on the management of hyperbilirubinaemia through a collaboration among clinicians and experts on newborn jaundice from different world regions.

While there is evidence of ways in which local health systems are adapting available health system resources for ART delivery in African countries (Gilks et al., 2006; Harries et al., 2004; Torpey et al., 2009), a health systems "probe" (Blaauw et al., 2004) have not been used to examine the Indian ART experience.

The methods used will depend on the available cohort data, but will either use parametric methods as set out by the NICE Decision Support Unit 33 or use a lifetime decision-model (developing a Markov model similar to that used by Manns et al 22) or adapting available CKD models.

The key question is not whether other countries' researchers, farmers and entrepreneurs have the potential to absorb and adapt available technology.

This is often accompanied by a shortage of skilled human resources in MOHs to demand, evaluate, synthesize and adapt available research evidence.

Plugging a new SPE only requires adapting the available examples to the API of that specific SPE.

It also addresses the quality-of-service (QoS) issues, especially on minimizing latency, combating losses, adapting to available bandwidth, and synchronizing audio -video.

Adapting the available technology to remotely load data collection templates would enable greater flexibility and would enable additional disease control programs to develop reporting templates for the same mobile device.