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Human challenge studies with S. Typhi (Quailes strain) have been performed historically and recently using an adapted model.

Each study was assessed independently by GE and IS and categorized according to the intervention described and the level of implementation achieved, using an adapted model of implementation; see Table 1[ 22] 22].

Breedveld et al (2006) used an adapted model of Porter's Five Forces to examine the Dutch home care industry [ 9].

Although the demonstration of a strong correlation with an animal model is highly valuable, the significance of the calibration is maximized if it is obtained using an adapted animal model that can be used to estimate exposure and risk assessment in human populations.

We collected field measurements to determine interception losses and interpreted the observations using an adapted Gash model during different stages of a sugarcane ratoon cropping cycle.

A mechanism-based population model of the effects of vildagliptin on GLP-1, glucose, and insulin in T2DM patients was developed by Landersdorfer et al. 19 The effect of exenatide on insulin secretion during a hyperglycemic clamp 20 as well as the effect of liraglutide on glucose and insulin homeostasis in healthy volunteers 21 have been explored using an adapted minimal model.

This study is unique in attempting to incite practice change amongst surgeons and pathologists by using an adapted social marketing model.

We have enacted a unique study that has attempted to induce practice change among surgeons and pathologists using an adapted social marketing model that utilized the influence of both expert and local opinion leaders for colorectal cancer in a large geographic area with diverse practice settings.

To assess the 'intrinsic' CRC that can be reached by pinhole SPECT, i.e., not corrupted by the physical effects occurring in the emission medium, the continuous energy X-ray scattering in the phantom was modeled using an adapted version of a previously proposed analytical model [24, 25].

Furthermore, by decomposing the model using an adapted version of the Extreme Pathway analysis, we are able to break down the energy production pathways and further understand the model behavior as glucose concentrations change.

Using an adapted version of Andersen's Behavioral Model of Health Service Use, this study found that between 13.9% and 46.0% of men with medical health needs did not use health services in prison.