Sentence examples for staging adapted from inspiring English sources

Pubertal development was assessed by child self-report with a diagrammatic representation of Tanner staging adapted from Marshall and Tanner (15).

"Nation," a play recorded live from the London stage, adapted by Mark Ravenhill.

Also on the academy's lineup is "Green Porno: Live on Stage," adapted from Ms. Rossellini's Sundance Channel series of the same title, in which she humorously and candidly brings to life the mating habits of creatures like the praying mantis, the bee and the shrimp.

It takes into account the modeling methodology in three stages adapted of Bouzeghoub (2006): 1. identifying the semantic (based on requirements identification),   2.

Qualitative measures included Brunnstrom Recovery Stages (adapted), categoric scales of muscle tone, grasp used when handwriting, quality of writing product, bilateral activity, and splint use.

Patients with positive cytology received recurrent stage adapted treatment.

Figure 1 summarises the four stages of the development of the Team-link study and the activities conducted at each stage (adapted from [ 6]).

A combination with stage adapted surgical treatment approaches as previously summarized [ 32] would also be a possible proposal in order to increase chances for treatment success.

Specific probes were developed for each of these stages, adapted from examples proposed elsewhere [ 20] with additional questions to assess acceptability of items.

The writer has recently been working for the stage (adapting The Ladykillers for director Sean Foley) and this experience may have helped him to execute this final episode because it is a rule of theatre that the mood of a departing audience will significantly be affected by the ending of the play and a satisfying curtain line.

Arthur is working-class, but he isn't poor; a point well made in this new stage version adapted and directed by Matthew Dunster.