Sentence examples for relevant adaptations from inspiring English sources

24 The methods are repeated herein, with relevant adaptations for the US commercial payer population.

We have reviewed a range of immunologically relevant adaptations that are frequently exhibited by common tumours.

The QoL-AGHDA is not legitimate for health economic evaluation; therefore, it is necessary to make relevant adaptations.

34 The medical resource use associated with follow-up care for MIS SI joint fusion (including pain medications) was sourced from Ackerman et al, 24 with relevant adaptations for the commercial payer population (Table 1).

Given the association between translation and aging, for instance, in the context of loss of proteostasis (López-Otín et al., 2013), it is possible that these results reflect relevant adaptations in the bowhead whale.

When conflicts are detected between some multimedia document properties and profile constraints, we propose a procedure that selects relevant adaptation services in order to compute an adapted document.

Against frequent droughts following the global warming, it is recommended to take relevant adaptation measures to avoid negative events.

Policies must also aim at promoting farm-level adaptation through effective participation of farmers in developing and implementing relevant adaptation measures.

EXPLOITATION is a more relevant adaptation strategy if selected states do no change often and the aggregates still converge to their actual values, for example, at the beginning of aggregation or during network scaling with new nodes.

Becoming familiar with the most prominent modeling dimensions for SA systems is crucial for specifying relevant adaptation requirements; making unbiased and well-informed decisions about alternative architectures; and accurately evaluating the resulting system's quality attributes.

This article describes a platform to support decision-making about the adaptation strategy to lead by: (i) taking into account and exploit relevant data gathered from the collaboration itself and its environment (context awareness); (ii) proposing relevant adaptation strategies to correct or improve the collaborative behaviour.