Performance was taken as follows: <0.2 poor, >0.2⩽0.4 fair, >0.4⩽0.6 moderate, >0.6⩽0.8 good and >0.8⩽1 very good; adapted from that originally proposed by Landis and Koch (Landis and Koch, 1977).
Good teachers adapt their efforts to struggling students by providing a variety of ways to learn.
"Good companies adapt to market realities," the chief executive of Williams, Steven J. Malcolm, said yesterday in a conference call.
"It is always disappointing to lose a player and leader of Lewis's calibre but as I have consistently said good teams adapt to injuries and that is what we intend to do," Johnson said today.
"It is always disappointing to lose a player and leader of Lewis's calibre but as I have consistently said, good teams adapt to injuries, and that is what we intend to do," he said.
Even the poorest nations must be capacitated to generate knowledge and be able to uptake knowledge created as a global public good and adapt it to local circumstances.
The last input section allows the user to change prices and flows of goods to adapt the regional economic analysis to the actual situation regarding the settlement to be evaluated.
They are good tactically and adapt well".
Stents must be capable of exerting a radial pressure on the bowel wall stenosed, allowing bolus transit, while keeping good flexibility to adapt well to the walls and prevent migration or obstruction.
