Sentence examples for adaption practices from inspiring English sources

Continual barrenness even after 8 years shows the poor management in post disaster phase, however, the adaption practices by affected people are remarkable in the condition of government's minimal efforts.

By example of a region in Northern Germany (County of Uelzen), this study investigates whether climate change is likely to require adaption of agricultural practices such as irrigation in Central Europe.

If the level of user-awareness is high and management is up to the mark then it will be helpful in adaption of common practices for energy use and particular market energy frameworks.

Its adaption ease to practice manifests a hope of injection moulding extremely alluring polymers.

45 VR exercises such as nodding and shaking of the head ensure the movement necessary for adaption, and continued practice of these movements will result in movement-provoked dizziness being gradually reduced.

Specifically, a theoretical framework will enable systematic identification and understanding of drivers that predict success in different settings, guide adaption of targeted practice changes and implementation strategies, and more quickly and confidently build the scientific knowledgebase.

Historically, care in private practice is single-physician based, thus a shift towards team-based approaches may be more difficult to implement in such an environment and the necessary adaption of private practice care is only gradually moving forward [ 19, 20].

Regarding the compatibility attribute of the CPOE system and the respondents concerns about the system adaption to their professional practice, it can be concluded that to decrease this concern, it is likely that performing needs assessments and supporting active physician and nurse involvement in the design and preparation will result in higher levels of satisfaction and use of CPOEs.

"America's farmers have a long history of innovation and adaption of new technologies and practices.

Thus, restoration practices should consider adaption, ecological relationships, and the maintenance of genetic diversity (Rice and Emery 2003; Sgrò et al. 2011).

Although the effects of MC is limited in this PiB study, effects in longer (dynamic) scans, scans with larger motion magnitudes, other tracers (e.g., FDG) or smaller ROIs are expected, and the proposed navigator setup can easily be implemented for motion QC and MC in clinical practice with minimal adaption of standard scan protocols: on recent 40 min.