Sentence examples for of adapted individual from inspiring English sources

The pertinent French ministerial order [5] recommends setting up the means of adapted individual dosimetry but leaves open to interpretation of the modalities of wearing extremity dosimeters, which has sprouted a variety of routine practices and discrepant workplace dosimetry studies.

Adaptations by hosts in response to parasitism are generally believed to reduce the susceptibility of the adapted individual.

B is the expected number of offspring (absolute fitness) of a perfectly adapted individual, and hence, ln B is the maximal population growth rate.

The lack of a similar response by Sherpas to the same intervention was suggested by the authors to be a result of acclimatization to the altitude, although this may also be viewed as the response of a well-trained and adapted individual for this specific exercise stress.

Spatial localization of genetic clusters of Lantana perhaps also evoked a similar notion of locally adapted individuals across certain geographic regions.

The fitness of such adapted individuals is higher than the original organisms that spread into the new habitat and, from these, a new species may evolve (Holt and Gomulkiewicz 1997).

By excluding studies lasting less than 3 days, the protocol omitted studies of post-prandial and 24 hr metabolism, except where these were investigated as part of a longer study (i.e., adapted individuals).

A promising approach involves the development of technology-enhanced learning applications that are capable of adapting to individual needs".

In addition non-pharmaceutical interventions are themselves complex and relational and capable of adapting to individual patients changing wants and needs over time [ 13].

Therefore, altered brain processing in both depression and anxiety is thought to comprise the concerted and increased synchronicity of these brain structures with the ultimate goal of adapting the individual internal milieu to the demands of the outside world.

"We get millions of data points per day," says Jose Ferreira, the founder of Knewton, a New York company which offers ways of adapting content to individual pupils, and makes it easier to spot when a pupil will fail.