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This paper adapts a model for promoting and understanding change efforts in STEM departments.

Fitting this model to the data [ 4] gave the following: Logit(a) = -7.7631 + 0.0737 × (SAPS II) + 0.9971 × log SAPS II + 1) Customization is a simple procedure that adapts a model to specific patient populations [ 9].

The performance of the model after adaptation is found to be 86.6 % indicating that we can successfully adapt a model trained on one dataset to another condition under limited data constraints.

Adapting a model developed to describe waves in mediums like heart tissue or along forest-fire fronts, they have determined how the Wave is initiated.

In designing my approach, I adapted a model from chemistry courses that I took as an undergraduate at the University of Michigan, which discussed examples from the current chemical literature.

We identified the process attributes that fostered the learning, the knowledge generated and other learning outcomes adapting a model by Schusler et al. (2003).

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.

In this context we propose to adapt a model known as ASPI for the implementation of training device for basic education.

We now have a federal government looking at a structural budget deficit, a Reserve Bank that has lost its discretion on the price of money because global interest rates are now so low and a wages system not rewarding the worker for what the open market has demanded they do for the last 20 years, which is adapt – a model that's broken but exhausted.

Based on successful FORWARD to Professorship workshops held since 2003 and adapted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) in 2005, Pay It FORWARD sought to train 10 new teams to adopt or adapt a model workshop for specific ethnic groups, disciplines, or regions.

By adapting a model based on a negative binomial offspring distribution that permits a variable degree of transmission heterogeneity, we present a unified analysis of existing R0 estimation methods.