This context also provided the impetus for the development of the Paediatric European Risperidone Studies PERSS) research programme that was awarded funding by the EU 7th framework in response to the call HEALTH-2009-4.2-1: "Adapting off-patent medicines to the specific needs of paediatric populations".
The second statement (evolutionary changes arise in response to the needs of organisms to adapt to its environment) refers to a common misunderstanding that organisms direct evolution to meet their needs (e.g., the classic Lamarckian explanation of the "giraffe's long neck"—see the "Introduction and background").
But, while the other labels mostly stuck to traditional notions of folk, Elektra adapted in response to the emergence of folk rock, recording Judy Collins, Tom Rush, and Phil Ochs.
Through an interactive data visualization, We Feel Fine capably shows how the expression of emotions has adapted in response to the social platform of blogging.
Designs also need to be considered as dynamic, so that they can be adapted in response to the insights that emerge.
These mechanisms may well have changed and adapted in response to the AIDS epidemic, and to broader patterns of social change.
It is important that such frameworks are not devised as blanket rules, but are dynamic so that they can be adapted in response to the context of the result, the participant, the growth of reference data and changes in guidelines and policy.
The independent data monitoring committee (DMC) will monitor the progression of the adaptive randomisation to verify that the randomisation schedule is being adapted appropriately in response to the accumulating MBL data.
BRC chief executive Helen Dickinson says the changes are the result of structural upheaval within the retail industry as shopping habits adapt in response to the internet.
Without rigid links, the MSV can reconfigure itself and adapt in response to the shape of the terrain, including walls with negative slope.
