Sentence examples for given adapted to from inspiring English sources
A maximum of six treatments were given within six weeks in the naprapaths private clinic, and a combination of naprapathic manual techniques (such as spinal manipulation/mobilization, massage and stretching) was given adapted to the patients' condition.
To enable patients to participate in medical decision making, physicians have to give information adapted to the patients' medical condition, educational level, and not least, cognitive function, the latter being a common problem in this group.
Applying a gender perspective throughout the treaty drafting process is the only way to achieve an instrument that gives responses adapted to women's needs.
We will refer to our approach as adaptive information rate (AIR), indicating that the number of information bits per packet received by a given sink is adapted to its channel status.
Species in any given ecosystem are adapted to the local environmental stressors, and continued exposure to those stressors offers opportunities for those species to reveal their evolved optima.
Wilbur would be content, she insisted to Barnes, "as far as we can satisfy ourselves that persons are needy & deserving before we give them any thing, & give them what is adapted to their wants if we have it.
Given that London successfully adapted to growing demands in the middle of a world war, we can be optimistic about our chances of doing the same today.
However, the ideas and examples given can also be adapted to other production processes.
In particular, meropenem and ciprofloxacin were given intravenously in dosages adapted to glomerular filtration rates to prevent complications such as intestinal damage and sepsis.
Major attention will therefore be given to choosing animals adapted to harsh environments and using a set of breeding practices that favor animal adaptations and strengthen their immune systems.
In this article, we present an approach to generate automatically a locally refined velocity grid adapted to a given simulation.
