Sentence examples for preliminary adaptation from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the Spanish version for adolescents may be considered a preliminary adaptation of the original questionnaire version, and the results justify its use for evaluating the mind-wandering phenomenon in the Spanish adolescent population.
Characteristics were closer to human infection than in previous models, with evidence of synchronisation, partial sequestration, and receptivity to various P. falciparum strains without preliminary adaptation.
In this model there was no need for preliminary adaptation of the parasites, contrary to what has been reported for another model based upon the NSG mouse [11].
All P. falciparum strains tested so far have been supported, indicating that, in contrast to Aotus, Saimiri and previous mouse models, there is no requirement for preliminary adaptation of the parasite to this new host [11], [14], [23], [24], [25].
The main advantages of the NSG-IV model are that it offers extremely high reproducibility of both huRBC grafting and parasite survival, a rapidly rising parasitemia that reaches high levels, for long durations, and it does not need preliminary adaptation of parasite strains to the mouse.
Subsequently, the preliminary adaptation was subjected to a preliminary study in a group of 30 randomly chosen patients.
Thus, in cases of uncertainty, it is highly advisable to implement preliminary adaptations in the field before adapting an entire computer-based test.
Preliminary adaptations of the hybrid model to this scenario were motivated by the effect of myeloablation on the bone marrow environment (s. Discussion).
Finally a conceptual adaptation of this preliminary version of the coding system and the instrument was made in 6 languages: English, Spanish, German, Norwegian, Slovenian and Bulgarian.
These studies provided interesting, preliminary information regarding adaptations associated with the transition of L3 from arthropod to mammalian hosts.
After preliminary approval for adaptations from the study steering committee, further approval was sought from local religious leaders and community groups.
