Sentence examples for was adapted slightly from inspiring English sources

In 2011, GOLD presented a new classification system, which was adapted slightly in 2013 [ 8].

The protocol was adapted slightly from the manufacturer's instructions for detecting apoptosis in cell suspension material.

The schedule was adapted slightly after the first 15 interviews, following discussion between co-authors, to ensure better understanding of the questions and also to probe participants' memories further with regard to meeting with the practice nurse, as we found that few participants were spontaneously volunteering specific details.

The CAM-D was used before and after the pilot session and was adapted slightly from a 5-point scale to a 4-point scale as students had a tendency to frequently rate themselves as the central '3' on a 5-point scale.

The Checklist will be adapted slightly for use with the comparison group.

Screening for these drugs can be difficult since standard diagnostic criteria for substance dependence, usually crafted for acutely intoxicating drugs, must be adapted slightly for cumulatively acting drugs such as AAS.

The papers were reviewed using a series of questions based on Pegurri et al. [ 13], which were adapted slightly to reflect some important aspects of working with LHWs, e.g. level of training, remuneration, sustainability, etc.

The wording of descriptions of values that appear in both domains can be adapted slightly (e.g. "customer" instead of "patient"); in the table, the descriptions used in the medical domain are shown.

Items from Tsai's (Tsai et al. 2010) PDA self-efficacy survey (PSS) were adapted and slightly modified to fit the purpose of this study.

Moreover, the tendon "spring" must also have an eigenfrequency (resonance frequency), which is adapted to running movement (slightly higher than 1 Hz).

The poor performance of spinach plant may also be attributed to the pH of the amended soils which was moderately alkaline as Amaranthus is adapted to soils that are slightly acidic to slightly basic, i.e., pH of 6.5 7.5 (Meyers and Putnam 1988).