Sentence examples for persons adaptive from inspiring English sources

The first aim of this study was to investigate if above HRQL, persons' adaptive abilities explain health state utilities.

Both the direct effect of persons' adaptive abilities on health state utilities and the indirect effect, where HRQL mediates the effect of ability to adapt, are examined.

The ease of defining each agent (in our case a person), with adaptive behavior, has led us to choose this approach.

Stress occurs when internal or external sources produce a situation that is interpreted as exceeding a person's adaptive resources, and this has possible repercussions on the physical and mental health of college students [ 7].

An introduction to adaptive optics.

The persons in the adaptive copers subgroup showed better general and mental health, less anxiety and depression, less catastrophizing, and better self-efficacy (ability to control and decrease their pain) than persons in the dysfunctional subgroup.

Table 7 Confusion matrices obtained for different system configurations     Noise Person Vehicle State S 1 Noise 38 5 5 Person 16 81 1 Vehicle 5 1 57 State S 4 Noise 40 5 3 Person 22 73 4 Vehicle 6 2 54 Adaptive approach Noise 43 2 3 Person 8 89 1 Vehicle 3 1 59.

Another controlled study of 71 patients with fibromyalgia evaluated a 10 week behavioral treatment program that consisted of 90 minute weekly group sessions of education, training in relaxation, behavioral goal setting and activity pacing, and involvement of a support person to promote adaptive coping techniques and encourage adherence to the protocol.

Stick with the sniper rifle/long-shot (which ever you prefer to call it) if you are an adaptive person, then you'll get used to the new weapon and when you switch back it won't be very good.

This result shows that overall a majority of older persons would find the adaptive interface easy to use, however there would need to be clear guidance and training provided so that an older person could get the most of the interface.

However, it has been reported that in motor tasks, aged persons seem to employ adaptive strategies that counterbalance (at least partially) their reduced capacities [30].