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The ASFF can be applied and adapted to represent specific interests in more detail and context, as demonstrated by multiple applications of the ASFF.

APSIM Agricultural Production SystemssIMulatoror) is one such model that continues to be applied and adapted to this challenging research agenda.

Our work has implications for a transferable, interdisciplinary model of task-based, situated learning which can be applied and adapted to different skill and knowledge sets.

Importantly, this masking approach can be applied and adapted to other xenograft models where human tissue infiltration is lower.

Using a common, simple protocol that can be applied and adapted to a multitude of local conditions and systems could be one way for IPBES to approach the assessment of ecosystem services.

A quality assessment tool developed by Hoy et al 18 and adapted by Werfalli et al 14 (table 2), will be applied and adapted, if necessary, to all screened full-text articles, in order to assess study quality.

Over the ensuing decades, the behavior family therapy principles were applied and adapted to promote children's adjustment to address family formation and adaptation (Family Check-Up model), family disruption and maladaptation (Parent Management Training Oregon model), and family attenuation and dissolution (Treatment Foster Care Oregon model).

Different strategies to push the reaction toward the formation of the target product (di-n-butylcarbonate) have been applied and adapted to each case.

This paper reviews the development of the ecological risk assessment paradigm in the United States, identifies ways it is being applied and adapted in other countries, explores future research needs and practice improvements, and examines current issues that need to be considered in taking forward the scientific development of ecological risk assessment as a useful environmental management tool.

Another important point to note is that the original model was based on RAs in the disciplines of sciences and engineering, but has since been applied and adapted for different genres and disciplines, resulting in further refinements or modifications to the model.

Therborn's conceptualisation of power has been applied and adapted to healthcare commissioning to identify governance mechanisms that commissioners may employ in the practice of commissioning [ 9, 10].