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Research on subjective wellbeing has shown that people living in precarious conditions adapt to diversity and can reach high scores on measures of hedonic well-being, but tend to score comparatively low on measures of evaluative well-being (Graham 2011).

Yeast cells subjected to hyperosmotic conditions adapt by synthesizing the compatible osmolyte glycerol.

A further explanation for higher self-reported scores is the 'response shift' phenomenon, where children with chronic health conditions adapt to their condition, develop coping strategies and re-adjust assessment standards for well-being [ 44].

And Singh surprised himself in the soggy conditions, adapting to greens slowed by the rain, and a course that played even longer than it did Thursday, with balls stopping quickly in the damp fairways.

In this paper, we present some generic HILIC conditions adapted for a wide range of FDA and EMA approved recombinant monoclonal antibody (mAb) species and for an antibody-drug conjugate (ADC).

The proposed approach evolves from the generalized Nyquist stability criterion and the M-Δ structure robust stability conditions adapted for the decentralized control structure, the innovation consists in their interpretation and implementation in the tuning procedure.

Modifications of the conditions adapted for our sample is shown with a solid thick outline.

Fig. 11 Gatifloxacin crystalline forms from ethanaol, water, and various drying conditions (adapted from reference (Raghaven et al. 2002)).

Species and rates may be varied in response to local conditions (adapted from Burger et al. 2009).

Using SPL, notification policies can be specified with different conditions, adapted to the site where the location service is used.

This list of critical conditions adapted to the elderly patient was established by a Delphi consensus method among emergency physicians and adapted from the Guidelines for intensive care unit admission, discharge, and triage [22].