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Such a model in adapted form can be fitted on regulation microarray data and used conjointly with enrichment finding.
The HAQ [ 30] and SF-36 [ 22] physical functioning items have previously been translated to the Dutch language and also feature in adapted form (i.e. more response options and sometimes changed wording) in the PROMIS physical function item bank.
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Existing interventions can be used either in part, in an adapted form , or in some cases in their entirety, depending on the available resources, goals of the initiative, and suitability for the context.
They also developed precise classification criteria for the three classes, which we utilised in an adapted form: in this study, we considered positions −700 to +500 relative to the TSS for the promoter classification (cf. Materials and methods), since both CpG density and differential DNA methylation are distributed symmetrically around the TSS (Saxonov et al, 2006).
Nutrient profiling model WXYfm used for regulating the broadcast advertising of foods to children in the UK and, in an adapted form , for regulating health claims for foods in Australia, continues to be one of the best validated nutrient profiling models and the most appropriate for its applications.
The experimental group consists of patients who participate in REFLEX, the patients in the active control group participate in an adapted form of cognitive remediation for an equal amount of time.
I noticed in the delegation that insisting on explanations from the Council - explanations of why it was doing something - and following up with questions was an approach which could bear fruit, and thus of the 31 amendments, as many as 26 were included in the text either as they stood or in an adapted form.
(It isn't available on the publication's Web site, but you can find it, in slightly adapted form , on the site of Mother Jones).
Shakespeare was still the test all actors had to pass, though in crudely adapted form , the texts constantly sacrificed to what Tanitch neatly calls "visual histrionics": when Kemble gave his Coriolanus, he was accompanied by 240 soldiers, which was thought absurd.
Despite a Finnish Supreme Administrative Court ruling officially setting an end to the project, it never entirely left public discourse and is currently being re-negotiated in slightly adapted form.
Low physical activity was defined as the lowest quintile in an adapted form of Reuben's Advanced Activities of Daily Living scale.
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The phrase "in adapted form " functions as a prepositional phrase, modifying a noun or verb to indicate the manner or state in which something exists. It describes something that has been altered or adjusted to fit a particular purpose or context, as confirmed by Ludwig AI.
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