Zcalc i, y) is the exposure opportunity accumulated for time periods when information is complete for individuals, i, permitting individualized estimates.
I offer individualized strategies for different levels of maturity in my book Stage Climbing: The Shortest Path to Your Highest Potential that may provide you with some tools for helping you to deal with this situation.
Thematic analysis revealed information needs that were both experiential (i.e., learning about other patients' experiences through testimonials) and factual (i.e., individualized statistical information).
Three steps in order to increase the pool of eligible patients can be individualized: (i) process of care, which includes three fundamental items: the VA team, early VA education and timely VA surgery referral; (ii) preoperative evaluation; (iii) surgical strategy.
All email correspondence is individualized: I have never sent an email "blast".
By contrasting the generalizing method of the natural sciences dealing with value-free objects and the individualizing (i.e., historical) method of the cultural sciences dealing with value-related objects, Rickert does not mean to say that values play no role in the natural sciences or that generalizing procedures and general objects are completely absent form the cultural sciences.
Christian Hennemeyer, Washington Adding fun to the curriculum I agree with Nancy Davidoff Kelton that individualized instruction combined with openness can engage the most hard-to-reach students ("The students in the 'do nothing' rows," Meanwhile, March 31).
I fear the day when individualized clinical judgment is replaced by medical guidelines of any kind.
Instead of feeding individualized victim blaming, I wish she'd spoken out about the social determinants of our health, specifically how discrimination directly impacts LGBT bodies.
Some reports, such as surveys and systematic literature reviews or meta-analyses, require individualized structures, although I shall also describe some generalizations applicable to these studies.
