Sentence examples for used to develop adapted from inspiring English sources
Although this study was designed to demonstrate proof of method, rather than to provide demographic results, nonetheless, this information could be used to develop adapted contextual interventions for health and other social services.
It is concluded that local population mixtures can be used to develop locally adapted populations for low-input and diverse marginal environments using all the available heterogeneity found within the populations.
The results of this pilot study and the participants' suggestions for improvement will be used to develop an adapted interprofessional education program for GPs and practice nurses.
Notably, some articles mentioned theories but did not explain how the theory was used to develop or adapt interventions for their studies.
The methods used to develop the CCQ were adapted from those used to develop both quality of life questionnaires [ 12] and clinical status questionnaires.
Most established human carcinoma cell lines that are used to develop cancer models are adapted to in vitro conditions and present a low metastatic rate after their orthotopic microinjection in immunosuppressed mice.
The method used to develop these QIs could be adapted for use in large-scale programmes of hospital regulation in other, including developing, countries.
Giannopoulos [10] analyses how the use of information and communication technology can be used to develop systems that offer passenger information adapted to the different operational areas and different typologies of passengers.
The features could be used to develop software standards, and could be adapted if necessary for use in other settings and countries.
The results of this study will also be used to develop efficient strategies to convert locally adapted maize germplasm with white grain to orange, high provitamin A grain throughout Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa
The process used to develop the HIA-BC could be adapted for a range of other diseases, with the ultimate goal of understanding the biological mechanisms common to many disease processes, as well as those that are unique.
