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The translated questionnaire had to be adapted to be consistent with the German health care system.

The model has been designed to be adapted to a population consistent with the European licensed indication (heart rate ≥75 bpm).

In contrast to previous approaches, the support index selection procedure has been adapted to prioritize indices that are consistent with both the nonnegativity and shared support constraints.

The technical quality of care scales for disease prevention and CDM were based on chart audits for recommended manoeuvres, while the seven item question addressing health promotion activities was adapted from the PCAT and is consistent with the recommendations of the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care [ 30, 31].

(The terminology of a valuation's being consistent with a consequence relation is adapted from Dana Scott. A precise definition appears in Section 2).

Consistent with this theoretical paradigm, R&R has been adapted to meet the needs of MDOs (R&R2MHP) [ 40].

The accompanying table, which is adapted from the book, tells a remarkably consistent story.

Overall, the data were consistent with the hypothesis that each call type was adapted to a single species of conifer.

Their downregulation in AP is thus consistent with the hypothesis that this hypervirulent variant is adapted for deep infection.

This pattern is consistent with Triceratops using its horns in combat and the frill being adapted as a protective structure for this taxon.

Brands can no longer rely solely on their image, positioning and status: this means that the offer and the entire productivity chain (from how the products are conceived and produced to the way they are communicated and sold), needs to adapt and be consistent with these changes.