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Rural palliative patients and their families adapted to transitions through the processes of "Navigating Unknown Waters".

Often, however, the interpretation of guidelines can evolve, making it appropriate to revisit interpretations in relation to management for adapting to climate change.

Trade-offs between the three algorithms and guidelines for adapting them to more complex molecular dynamics simulations are also discussed.

Guidelines for adapting the protocol to different species including details for performing adapter titrations and are provided in Supporting Information (Text S1, Figure S1 and Figure S2).

What the Biomimicry Life Principles provide is a new vocabulary for us to understand the virtues of Nature that we can adopt as guidelines for adapting our bankrupt conventions to new convictions, organizations, and actions.

Treatment initiation and follow-up were according to the Nigerian national guidelines for pediatric ART, which are based on World Health Organization guidelines adapted to our local context.

A key question is: despite the constancy of gravity, does the nervous system adapt to novel transitions in gravity states, even for transitions of brief duration measured in days?

Appropriate guidelines, adapted to local settings are required.

In each part, actions proposed by the NIST guideline are adapted to the cloud model.

This new agency was created to fulfill the promise of rich countries to help poorer nations pay for transitioning to clean energy and adapting to Climate Change.

Adapting to feedback is critical for managers who find themselves in jobs, companies, and industries undergoing frequent transitions.