Sentence examples for be adapted by local from inspiring English sources

Pentecostalism is not so much an organized religion — it has no central authority — as a set of beliefs and practices that can be adapted by local entrepreneurs.

The resulting ClASS methodology has proven to be a useful assessment framework that can be adapted by local governments and donors as reported in a previous publication [ 22].

According to Poiseuille's law, flow in a capillary is proportional to the driving pressure (ΔP) and to the fourth power of the capillary radius (r), and inversely proportional to capillary length (L) and blood viscosity : Because capillary length and viscosity cannot be actively manipulated, capillary flow can only be adapted by local dilation and increased driving pressure.

Close copies - not quite fakes - of current catwalk creations are adapted by local and Chinese manufacturers and sold at a fraction of UK prices.

Written guidelines for each session have been developed and will be adapted by the local teams to suit the needs of each group.

We hope that the information provided will be adapted by others to suit their local healthcare service structure and resources.

It will be adapted by Nick Payne.

The two core models described above 48, 53 were adapted by implementing local resource use and costs to allow cost-effectiveness analyses reflecting different country situations.

One such, put together to teach 40 Pakistani youth, was adapted by working with a local partner, the Pakistan Youth Alliance.

These guidelines have been adapted by a panel of local internists, emergency physicians, pneumologists, infectious disease experts and clinical epidemiologists and have been successfully used in the clinical setting.

However, the transfer is adapted by several context-related characteristics, such as local governance, urban knowledge, and regulatory framework.