The phrase "adopt physical" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest taking on a physical aspect or characteristic, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "To improve your health, you should adopt physical activities into your daily routine."
Alternatives: "embrace physical" or "incorporate physical".
Just as a storyteller might adopt a character's voice, so the interpreters adopt physical traits of the actors they are representing.
An additional barrier to acceptance was the fact that many chemists were reluctant to adopt physical methods (such as vapour-density determinations) to solve their problems.
The standards movement that has swept the nation in recent years, while focused mostly on academic subjects, has led many states to adopt physical education standards for each level, too.
Thus, in this work, we adopt physical layer network coding to overcome such problem and information exchange can be finished in two time slots.
Finally, dependency of design variables on an optimum condition has been established which may help the designer to adopt physical conditions in a practical application.
Research has identified the particularly salient role of relatedness needs at the stage in which largely sedentary adults attempt to adopt physical activity [ 21].
An OFDM architecture is considered because it is the adopted physical layer technology in several high-speed wireless systems such as Long-Term Evolution (LTE) [11 13].
In case of granular organo-mineral fertilizers, Paré et al. (2010) found water content ranging 9.0 23.0%% depending on the used raw material and of the adopted physical separation procedure.
The other smaller-scaled application to design of renting home appliances revealed that they support to determine a property of an adopted physical product like the size of a TV set depending on target customers' properties effectively.
Many countries have adopted physical activity among school children.
H3: The intervention will increase patient perceived competence for adopting physical activity.
