You may remember that at half-time in last year's match, the kicking strategy was adapted because of the Irish prowess in the air.
For one locus, MS16, the rule was adapted because of stutter: for each sample, only the peaks above 25% of the dominant one (highest rfu) were considered as real alleles [14].
19 (17%, 95% CI 12 26%) reported that their home had been adapted because of their specific health needs.
Drug regimens were adapted because of renal impairment in 41 patients (6 treated with meropenem, 9 with ceftazidime, 12 with cefepime, and 14 with piperacillin-tazobactam).
In the present study, the CMA structural scoring system was adapted because of the identical nature of how concept maps and mind maps are believed to reach the metacognitive level of the learner.
A local excision in case of cutaneous perianal metastases seems to be adapted because implantation of exfoliated tumor cells is distal to the anastomosis and not associated to pelvic recurrence [17].
Stafford said that her arrangement had to be adapted because Astaire had difficulty with some of the syncopation.
Other reactions (i.e., III and VII) could not be adapted because their specificity deteriorated in the presence of SYBR, i.e., delta-Ct value for specific and non-specific templates was less than 10.
Lotter, the principal author, drew from the Creak working party's criteria for his epidemiological study but argued that the 9 points needed to be adapted because they were not confined to observations of children's behaviour but included subjective opinions about children's feelings.
However, their proposed models cannot be adapted in wireless systems because of the varying channel state.
However, these instruments must be adapted for children, because children's lives are different from those of adults [ 9].
