Sentence examples for equipment adapting from inspiring English sources

These goals are achieved by assessing a person in their own home prior to discharge, then providing equipment, adapting the home environment and/or modifying performance of daily activities.

Restaurant kitchens are sometimes outfitted with equipment adapted from scientific laboratories.

But the companies hope that the equipment, adapted from technology used to track parts in warehouses and factories, will catch on at other parks.

As the two postal workers kept to their rounds, their headquarters superiors were on television promising them advanced face masks and plastic gloves that would resist anthrax, plus electron-beam sanitizing equipment adapted for the mail from the medical and food industries.

This work suggests a simplified methodology using two types of biofeedback equipment adapted to semi-natural situations.

The purpose of this study was to test the equipment and cost to determine the cost of the equipment adapted for the simplified surface irrigation of DE and to establish best management practices to reduce risks of groundwater contamination.

Percutaneous tracheotomy in these situations can be envisioned by an experienced team with access to the technical means to improve the usual procedure: fiberoptic bronchoscopy, cervical Doppler ultrasound, surgical approach to the tracheal rings, tracheotomy equipment adapted to the anatomical problem (e.g., special tracheotomy kits for obese patients).

The AP was measured using tail-cuff equipment adapted for mice (Letica, Barcelona, Spain).

The therapist may provide equipment, adapt the home environment and/or provide education.

One of the most frequently suggested innovations was ultrasound equipment adapted to rural settings to diagnose obstetric, abdominal and pulmonary diseases or conditions (instead of X rays).

Arterial pressure (AP) and heart rate (HR) were measured by the tail-cuff method using tail-cuff equipment adapted for mice, and by radiotelemetry as previously described (Chamorro-Jorganes et al., 2010).