We have made our intervention booklet publicly available (see appendix and www.stremlerresearch.com/tips) so that our intervention can be adapted for testing at other time points in the postpartum period or in populations that might be of greater risk of sleep problems or their sequelae, such as postpartum depression.
Water pycnometry, typically used for testing soils was adapted for testing MSW using a large flask with 2000 mL capacity and specimens with 100 350 g masses.
This has recently been adapted for testing cattle sera [8] and is hereafter referred to as the lateral flow assay (LFA).
A five percent level of significance was adapted for testing analysis.
Originally developed to measured system usability, the SUS has been adapted for testing a wide range of technologies, including hardware platforms and software programs [ 37].
However, guidance for the delivery of substances to test systems, the quantification of exposure, and dose metrics needed to be adapted for the testing of nanomaterials.
However, guidelines for the delivery of substances to test systems, the quantitation of exposure, and the dose metrics, need to be adapted for the testing of nanomaterials.
These significant length variations caused by deletion/insertion, simple sequence repeats and rearrangements were problematic for accurate alignment, but could potentially be adapted for simple diagnostic tests that would not require DNA sequencing.
Simple, rapid methods for measuring of proteasomal activities in human and animal sperm samples using specific fluorometric substrates (e.g. [24], [33]) could be adapted for male fertility testing in farm animals and for diagnostics of human male infertility.
Caplin, Pearce, and their colleagues are developing a protocol that can be adapted for different populations: a blood test for kidney function, a urine test, and a basic questionnaire recording the participant's age, sex, occupation, and income.
