Sentence examples for has subsequently been adapted from inspiring English sources

CTI has subsequently been adapted and tested for related purposes in New York City, other areas in the United States, and other countries, under the leadership now of Dan Herman and Sarah Conover (www.criticaltime.org).org

This is a tool specifically designed to measure patient resource use in the area of mental health, although it has subsequently been adapted to other areas too.

The RxRisk score has subsequently been adapted and validated against administrative data on diagnoses and disease burden in certain populations [ 4, 32].

It has subsequently been adapted for use in the US [ 26], Canada (French and English) [ 27], Australia / New Zealand [ 28] and Sweden.

We have previously proposed the UH Robot House as an ecologically valid test bed for HRI studies, as it is a residential house that has subsequently been adapted for such studies [ 25].

TAIL-PCR has subsequently been adapted, but the improved high-efficiency (hi) TAIL-PCR version still remains time consuming, and is expensive in terms of primer design and synthesis.

ARIMA models were originally introduced by Box and Jenkins [15] and had subsequently been adapted and implemented in various software environments.

ELISpots were originally developed to quantitate memory B-cell responses secreting antibodies, and have subsequently been adapted for various tasks that allow the simultaneous detection of multiple antibodies.

Two‐photon (2P) microscopy is a high‐resolution imaging technique that was initially applied by neurobiologists and developmental cell biologists but has subsequently been broadly adapted by immunologists.

The use of EFHIA was pioneered in Australia, Wales and other parts of the United Kingdom [ 15, 16, 27, 38, 50, 55, 79] and has subsequently been modified and adapted for use in different countries and contexts [ 22, 23, 28, 35].

The QOLRAD questionnaire was originally developed in US English, and has subsequently been translated and culturally adapted for use in international studies [ 10- 12].