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In this regard, some of the measures adapted by Cabinet were: Establishment of an inter-agency security team composed of personnel from KWS and the Police Service to continuously track down and apprehend bandits in the wildlife sanctuaries including private conservancy areas.

This measure was adapted by Steel and colleagues [ 9] to capture the extra PD a species brings to future unrooted subsets, where subsets are sampled in proportion to their probability of persisting in the future.

These processing pipelines and quality-control measures have been adapted by the research community as the standard for the analysis of such data.

In this communication, sample measures of kurtosis adapted by various software packages are compared for data from normal and non-normal populations.

Physical activity was assessed using a measure adapted from a scale developed by Verghese et al. [ 46].

Patients' preferences for involvement in decision making will be assessed by a measure adapted from previous studies [ 39].

The dosage was subsequently adapted by measuring whole blood trough concentrations to maintain concentrations within the range of 3 7 μg/L in standard risk patients or 8 12 μg/L in high-risk patients.

The primary outcome measure is oral health literacy, measured using the HeLM [ 18] adapted by investigators for a dental context.

The Toronto Mindfulness Scale adapted by J. Kristeller measures the acceptance construct in mindfulness.

Adolescent food insecurity was measured using a four-item scale adapted by selecting four items from the six-item household food security scale that apply to adolescents' personal experiences as described elsewhere [ 24].

In actual fact, what IQ test measure, is not intelligence as such, but our inborn potential, adapted by our early environments.