Sentence examples for would adaptation from inspiring English sources

Not only would adaptation to this new routine probably be easier since it stores new learning (using feedback forms) along with the old (using the electronic patient record) [ 33, 34], it also would have been possible to be stricter on the performance of the new routine, by obligating professionals to use the form before they could continue to work in the patient record.

If important for adaptive evolution, plasticity would facilitate adaptation through a scenario such as the following: Consider a population in 'search' of some new superior phenotype P new.

In our study, y would be adaptation measures taken by households whereas x represents the explanatory variables hypothesized to influence the choice of the available adaptation options.

Ms. Rodin said the foundation would develop adaptation strategies that governments as well as international institutions, including the World Bank, could use.

The Passports intervention was designed to complement an existing transitional intervention in Queensland and as such would require adaptation to be appropriate for use in other settings.

Since VSS without NC would corrupt adaptation at high levels of noise, it was not applied to ADF (6) and FADF.

(Innovation directly related to the healthcare provision) Innovators recognised that diffusion would involve adaptation to the new context.

This flexibility in the relative positions of the two layers would permit adaptation of the coat to variable curvatures.

A more promising solution, if initial data capture is electronic, would be adaptation of some of these software solutions to the public health challenge.

These estimates were used in the model and relate to severe atheroma which, when observed, would require adaptation of the surgical procedure (Table  1).

In this way, BNST activation during stress pre-exposure could facilitate a hyperanxiety state that would impair adaptation to a subsequent stress exposure.