As reported previously for general surgeons, this willingness can be low, and, thus, new strategies might not be adapted, especially among those who consider themselves experts [ 3].
The physical premises of the GAU are not always adapted, especially for patients at risk of wandering and getting lost.
The celebrity of the drawing, a symbol of the Renaissance, of the equilibrium of man and mankind, of the universality of the artists and intellectuals of the time (Humanism) made it iconic and it has been constantly reproduced and adapted especially for advertisement and logos, not only in the medical field.
9. (It was reviewed in The New York Times, unenthusiastically, the day before).And now that the game is out — and, creatively speaking, is a bit of a dud — it stands as further evidence that religious literature is difficult to adapt, especially for the screen.
It has been adapted for the web.
Microfabrication technology has been adapted to produce micron-scale needles as a safer and painless alternative to hypodermic needle injection, especially for protein biotherapeutics and vaccines.
Finally, it is worth noting that this novel artificial biosynthetic route could be adapted for other microorganisms, especially for those genetically tractable oleaginous microorganisms if considering the abundant endogenous TAGs as potential cellular substrates for the Tll-OleTJE coupled system.
When I first read the play, I wondered if it could be adapted for Indian stage, especially in the context of the Sikh pogrom in November 1984 in the days following the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by her Sikh bodyguards.
The EQ-5D-Y differs from the adult version in changes of words which especially were adapted for children.
This is especially relevant given that P. pacificus is adapted for longevity [ 43].
