Sentence examples for definition is adapted from inspiring English sources

This definition is adapted from the UK National Screening Committee (UKNSC 2013).

This definition was adapted for acute LBP from the definition by Von Korff[ 1].

Severity definition was adapted to the Cambodian setting from PSI and CRB65 scores [ 12].

The first definition, referred to as the "narrow" definition, was adapted from Maricq and Weinrich, 22 based on color charts used during the interview/exam.

This definition was adapted from the AAPD/AAP definition [ 2] to account for use of whole tooth score rather than surface score.

The definition was adapted from the WHO in 2006, which defined 'health workers' as 'all people primarily engaged in actions with the primary intent of enhancing health' [ 18].

Three studies used the same definition for metabolic syndrome remission, one definition was adapted to adolescents, and the other study did not report on a definition (appendix table 4).

Case definitions were adapted from official WHO guidelines [4].

Its definitions were adapted to the HC context.

aThese definitions were adapted from Mills et al. (9) and Frumence et al. (10).

It was found, that the required overlay accuracy can be obtained, when the definition of the marker sites is adapted to the following process, already.