"Developed countries want a narrow scope for those guidelines, but developing countries are pushing for finance and adaption in them," said Liz Gallagher from the think-tank E3G, and a long-time observer of the UN talks process.
They have been developed not only on the basis of previous literature, but also, at least in the case of some of the tools, through extensive application in the field and iterative adaption in the light of these experiences.
As food is often the center of social encounters-from parties, to dinner with family, to work-related eating gatherings-avoidance and adaption strategies in the context of meals were critical for individuals with chronic GI conditions to "fit in" and actively participate socially.
Second, with minor adaption in the model and algorithm, the method can be also applied to paired expression data (such as those generated using two-channel arrays) besides two-sample expression data discussed in the article; see Chapter 4 of Zang (2012) for detail.
Three different photoperiodic conditions were used: 15-h light: 9-h dark (LD), constant light (LL), and constant darkness (DD); experiments under LL and DD were performed after one day adaption in the same condition.
We chose to limit ourselves to the assessment of adaption in the host country, knowingly leaving out important items on resources and coping mechanisms.
Hence, every adaption in the radiosynthesis protocol reducing the synthesis time significantly improves the outcome.
However, this adaption in the scan time can be corrected for, based on Equation 2.
Second, the increased local dynamic stability found for the fallers might also reflect adaption in the gait dynamics towards more cautious gait including less frequent turns and multitasking while walking and less challenging walking environment.
Constant technological progress will always be accompanied by disparities in the diffusion and adaption of the new innovations.
