Sentence examples similar to any consequent adaptations from inspiring English sources

Pilot procedures, results and consequent adaptations to the vignettes are described in Appendix A (ESM).

Survival and growth of microorganisms in adverse environments and the ability to benefit maximally from any environment depend upon efficient sensing of and consequent adaptation to the environment.

These changes in sensitivity and perception are important for characterizing and predicting how the visual inspection of medical images is altered by exposure and consequent adaptation to the visual properties of the images.

Prediction of the individual risk and consequent adaptation of treatment is one promise of personalised cancer medicine.

Recent work indicates that this generalization is questionable and some genotypes are "responders" to changes in loading and consequent adaptation, whereas others are not [ 36].

The new and revised recommendations included here reflect newly available evidence, shifts in patient profiles and the consequent adaptation of general clinical practice.

Clearly the experiment paid off and any consequent light loss has been mitigated or accounted for.

An extended run in the competition would boost Motherwell financially and McCall would accept any consequent affect on domestic form.

Any consequent amendments to the research article [1] are outlined in the author's replies.

All SAEs and any consequent decisions for participant retention are reported appropriately.

We disagree with Plunk and Grucza that deception rather than debriefing should be considered the cause of any consequent harms.