The phrase "adaptive administrations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing flexible or responsive management practices in organizations or systems.
Example: "The success of the project relied heavily on the implementation of adaptive administrations that could respond to changing circumstances."
Alternatives: "flexible management" or "responsive governance".
It would be useful for example to implement computer-based technology (touch-screens and adaptive administration to reduce respondent burden by selecting pertinent items and omitting inappropriate ones) and other alternatives to traditional paper-and-pencil or interview methods, which should of course be evaluated for acceptability and reliability [ 48].
Lastly, computerized-adaptive administrations of PROMIS instruments should also be tested among patients with knee osteoarthritis.
Not only DIF on CAT can negatively affect the adaptive item administration procedures but also the consequences of DIF on MSCAT could exert an adverse effect on the estimate of ability of the examinees since bias could influence the order of administration for the item sets on an MSCAT.
Within any one panel, the modules typically have two or more difficulty levels and, hence, permit adaptive sequencing for test administration.
An adaptive selection of vaccine administration schedules may have identified the most active treatment regimen for phase 3 confirmatory trials.
Consistent with its inhibitory activities in various innate and adaptive immune responses, oral administration of RO9021 inhibited arthritis progression in the mCIA model.
In contrast, in antibody-induced arthritis, which also can occur in mice devoid of adaptive immunity [ 9], administration of IFN-α or dsRNA protects against arthritis development [ 10, 11].
The fact that Gram-negative bacteria became temporarily and reversibly adaptive resistant 2 h after administration of antimicrobial drugs also suggested that longer dosing interval could reduce the risk for development of adaptive resistance by microorganisms [ 22].
Although the political, economic and geographic contexts of these cases are fundamentally different, they illustrate certain similar implications for adaptation to climate change following the adoption of NPM reforms, providing us with important lessons about the implications of public administration ideology for adaptive capacity.
