Sentence examples for development or adaptation from inspiring English sources

The purpose of our study was to investigate factors that increase HIV risk among older Hispanic women (OHW) as a basis for development or adaptation of an age and culturally tailored intervention designed to prevent HIV-related risk behaviors.

Discussions were held on emerging ideas and themes that would inform the development or adaptation of existing design principles.

The conserved miRNAs were selected early in evolution and have important functions for plant development or adaptation to the environment [ 5, 6].

There was relatively little evidence-based guideline development or adaptation undertaken at most of the SEA-ORCHID hospitals during the intervention period.

College and university administrators, as well as funding agencies, should support mathematics and science faculty in the development or adaptation of techniques that improve interdisciplinary education for biologists.

Finally, the proportion of development or adaptation costs is also dependent on the number of years a program has been implemented in a country.

Since both Rubiaceae and Solanaceae belong to the Euasterids I (lamiids) integration of information on genetic markers would be possible and lead to more efficient analyses and discovery of key loci involved in important traits such as fruit development, quality, and maturation, or adaptation.

The implementation of clinical guidelines and protocols and audits of practice against evidence based benchmarks to demonstrate improvements were commonly nominated by the network groups as outcomes, as was the development of or adaptation of guidelines.

In the post-genomic era, the complete genome sequences of a number of plant species have led to the identification of diverse gene families involved in abiotic stress responses and have unveiled the presence of intricate machinery that leads to the development of tolerance or adaptation against adverse conditions.

Prepare final summary report documenting development of each translation or adaptation and providing description of all translation and cultural adaptation decisions.

It can be used as a basis for indicating where active disease surveillance should be targeted and where the development of improved mitigation or adaptation measures is likely to bring the greatest benefits.