Sentence examples for regular adaptation from inspiring English sources

The sale of livestock and livestock products falls into both categories as pastoralists not only use this option to cover regular adaptation costs, but, as 70%% of household survey respondents state, herders employ sales also to cope with short-term shocks.

The data mess is upon us and growing -- now it's a matter of finding solutions that can withstand regular adaptation and a high number of inputs.

Firstly, the regular adaptation of data collection forms to reflect changes in evidence has meant that some variables were missing at certain time points and some analyses had to be restricted to specific periods.

At the same time, regular adaptation of DMARDs depending on disease activity - that is, RA tight control - has become an additional standard in RA management to achieve at least low disease activity and, if possible, disease remission [ 3, 6- 12].

However, such differentiation should be interpreted as a kind of transcriptomic robustness and needs to be distinguished from regular adaptation to environmental changes representing short-time flexibility for adaptation.

Tight control includes regular adaptations of treatment guided by the level of disease activity, i.e. remission[ 10].

Moreover, implementation of innovative models is a dynamic process requiring regular adaptations and adjustments to continue to meet the beneficiaries' needs and create a sense of ownership [ 38, 39].

[ 8] For children living with HIV, strategies to optimise adherence to HIV treatment and care require regular review and adaptation based on the individual needs and growth of a child.

In fact, regular exercise causes adaptations in the antioxidant capacity, protecting cells against the harmful effects of oxidative stress, thus preventing cellular damage [ 72, 73].

Despite regular controls and therapy adaptation, clinical examinations showed keratoconus-like changes with Vogt's striae, incomplete Fleischer Ring and signs of paracentral stroma thinning on the left eye, starting 1 year after onset of the disease.

This is in contrast to the regular firing and frequency adaptation in motoneurons in slices during NMDA induced bursting (Figure 6A).