Sentence examples for templates adapted from from inspiring English sources

SAL extracted and summarised data in tables and templates adapted from National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICE guidance [ 29].

EV extracted and summarized evidence by stream in tables and templates adapted from National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) guidance [ 14].

Data were extracted from all included studies independently and in duplicate on a template adapted from the Cochrane Collaboration.

Using a template adapted from Health Canada (Website: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/food-guide-aliment/educ-comm/toolkit-trousse/plan-3a-eng.php), three SMART goals are set by the child.

Mesoporous silica particles are usually obtained through surfactant-templated synthesis adapted from the Stöber method, where the pore radius is determined by the size of templating surfactant micelles.

Cost instruments were extensively adapted from templates produced by others to add a time element and pre-specified inputs specific to the interventions.

As part of our ethical framework, we formulated a template for decision review processes, (adapted from, Gibson, JL: Formal decision review process template. Unpublished; 2003) that aids organisations in identifying existing and establishing new mechanisms that can be used for the formal reviews of decisions.

Adapted from a template by Andreas Viklund.

The informed consent form was adapted from a template from the Fudan University School of Public Health.

Ronald Harwood's script, adapted from his own play, follows the template familiar from Fame to The Muppets: there's some bitching and bullying, in-fighting and ego-jostling, but everyone pulls together at the end to put on a show.

The preparation is adapted from the well-known 'inverse opals method' using polystyrene beads as template and successive impregnations of metal cations solutions into the voids.