Sentence examples for format adapts from inspiring English sources

This format adapts the model-centered epistemology described by Halloun (2006) and is shaped around the four theoretical structures of cell biology, genetics, organismal biology, and ecology.

The headlines, in black text in a format adapted to the device's tiny gray screen, are hard to read but legible.

Using the Nations' Cup format adapted from show jumping, the United States equestrian team's reining horse squad won the first internationally sanctioned reining horse competition at the team's Festival of Champions yesterday in Gladstone, N.J.

They're a format adapted to ultra-brief consumption; we take a quick look and switch to the next one.

* The format adapted from [ 25]. **Item recoded in order to make all response frequencies in the same direction.

Additional file 1 presents a more structured description of the model using a table format adapted from Railsback and Grimm [ 34].

Finally, a printable summary of all risk estimates and guidelines is made accessible for both physician and patient, with words and format adapted to each.

For the second year child psychiatry clinical internship, students were assessed progressively using a structured format adapted from a clinical assessment tool developed for first year residents in internal medicine at Jimma University.

In addition to provide normative data for subgroups of the study sample the summary scores for different age groups, males and females and people with different level of education are presented in Table 3. * The format adapted from [ 4] ** Item recorded in order to make all response frequencies in the same direction.

The present study provides evidence for validity and feasibility of the DQI in dementia, which was based on a literature search, patient information, expert opinion and team discussion, and for format adapted from the widely used generic index instrument EQ-5D.

The short film, he said, is an ideal format for adapting poems.