Because risk-minimization programs typically need to be carried out in a range of countries or locales where a product is marketed, program adaptability is a critical factor for successful local implementation [ 49].
Given the great variety of public health and health promotion practice settings, the heterogeneity of professional backgrounds, and the complexity of determinants that need to be addressed to promote the health of populations, program adaptability is a prerequisite for health promotion professional development.
25292206 and Innovative Area 'Genome Science') from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan, and by a grant from the Institute for Fermentation, Osaka (IFO) and a Global COE program 'Ecosystem Adaptability Science for the Future' at Tohoku University.
Because of the public domain nature of the program, the modular adaptability, and the previous good performance, the toolbox has been integrated with the propagated align algorithm to perform PET/CT to PET/CT deformable image registration.
Without this inherent adaptability, program designers and implementers risk achieving sub-optimal utilization levels.
Software was becoming an integral part of nearly every business function, and many creative software developers were working hard on better methods of programming to increase adaptability.
These results have implications for the design of clinical rehabilitation programs and countermeasures to enhance astronaut adaptability, facilitating adaptive transitions between gravitational environments.
This study was supported in part by the Research Fellowship of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) for Young Scientists (20·104) to YT, the Ministry of Education, Science, Sports and Culture, Grant-in-Aid to SM (Young Scientists B, 19740234) and JY (Scientific Research A, 22255004 and B, 22370010), and Ecosystem Adaptability GCOE Program of Tohoku University.
Strikingly, however, intervention programs rarely incorporate gait adaptability as an explicit target to reduce falls and fall risk in older adults (see Weerdesteyn et al. [ 24] for a notable exception), despite its self-evident importance.
Such views are echoed by experts such as biochemist Daniel Koshland, who listed his seven pillars of life as program, improvization, compartmentalization, energy, regeneration, adaptability and seclusion.
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