Sentence examples for rigorously adapted from inspiring English sources
Last, the questionnaires could not cover all mental health problems, nor all participants' experiences of trauma or stigmatization, although all questionnaires were rigorously adapted, both culturally and contextually, for use in this particular context.
This protocol therefore emphasises these aspects through the development of evidence, which informs program development, which in itself is rigorously evaluated and adapted.
Findings from this report point to the need for screening and assessment tools that are rigorously developed, clinically relevant, and adapted to a diversity of clinical and cultural settings.
Although we adapted a pre-existing and rigorously designed leaflet as a template, it is possible that participants were not able to use it to extract this specific information and therefore may have had unrealistically positive views about FS (e.g. if they did not appreciate the implications of FS only examining the distal third of the large bowel).
8 The review further concluded that studies of programmes better adapted to current circumstances need to be implemented and rigorously evaluated before widespread implementation of such programmes can be recommended.
The study was conducted as a first phase of the Great Lakes Runoff Intercomparison Project, a regional binational collaboration that aims to systematically and rigorously assess a variety of models currently used (or that could readily be adapted) to simulate basin-scale runoff to the North American Laurentian Great Lakes.
In order to rigorously test the hypothesis that climate and protein expression are linked, one would need to relocate honey bees adapted to specific climates to regions of similar or vastly different climates and then continue to correlate colony-level productivity with protein expression profiles.
