Sentence examples for retained adapted from inspiring English sources

In addition, evidence-based practitioners collect ongoing data regarding target client preference, tolerability, and client satisfaction data in order to have an informed perspective before determining if a treatment should be retained, adapted, or rejected.

Thus it is likely that as the orthopoxviruses evolved and diversified into different hosts, some genes were lost while those that were retained adapted to the specific host.

Developing countries need the policy space to retain, adapt and evolve the kinds of government measures that have been proven to work for development in the west and in other developing countries.

They considered that duplicated genes were retained if adapted to a changing environment.

The anchores "not at all", "to a slight degree", "to a moderate d egree", "to a great degree" and "all the time" were retained in the adapted version of the PCS.

The residual ERG of Gnat1−/− Gnat2cpfl3/cpfl3 mice probably originates in cones, as these animals retain a light adapted ERG (which is lost in TKO mice) and has been previously described in young Gnat2cpfl3/cpfl3 animals.

These adapted cells retained the property of self renewal as evaluated morphologically, the expression of self-renewal marker proteins, standard growth rates, and pluripotency as evaluated by differentiation into derivatives of all three primary germ layers in vitro and in vivo (teratoma formation in immunodeficient mice).

As there were no ambiguities reported, we concluded that the adapted version retained its equivalence in an applied situation.

For Japan is the nation in Asia that has best retained Asian traditions while adapting Western technology and values.

These species probably retained the capacity to adapt to dry environments, and that is one of the reasons for their success.

The objective of this stage is to ensure that the adapted version retains the adequacy of content, clarity of wording and usefulness.