Respondents received a minimum of 10 min of dark adaption prior to each session.
For instance, to fully understand the theory of evolution's concept of speciation requires prior knowledge of concepts such as mutation, adaption, and chance (Dawkins 1996; Gould 2002; Miller 1999).
In general, a bolus of 0.2% methanol was given 30 min prior to methanol induction and during methanol adaption, feeding was lowered until DO reached constant levels above 20%.
All facilitators concerning local translation were put in the category adaption, as all facilitators dealing with prior involvement in quality-improvement work were grouped under the heading experience, and so on.
The absence of recurrent positive adaption within the Drosophila clade indicates that adaptive change of Sxl to its new role in sex determination occurred prior to the divergence of the Drosophila species.
While the PTV encompasses the motion of the lesion prior to treatment delivery, its definition may be enhanced through individual phase adaption as part of a motion-managed and PET/CT-guided radiotherapy regimen.
The staff noted fewer known enablers, leaving out a need for clinical and management leadership, prior experience, lean competence, alignment to overall goals, a holistic approach and adaption.
There was a short lag phase of approximately 15 h for ferulate, p-coumarate and benzoate (Fig. 2), necessary for adaption to the new carbon source and expression of required enzymes after prior growth on glucose (Kurosawa et al. 2015).
In addition to training on how to use EMR system and purchasing computers, EMR system implementers need prior discussion and promotion of EMR systems to the potential primary users to increase its adaption and success rate.
When measuring changes in HRQOL with a pre-test (assessment prior to intervention)/post-test (assessment after intervention) design, as in a Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT), adaption to increased symptom level or impaired HRQOL can affect results, a change referred to as response shift (RS) [ 1].
