Sentence examples for a generalised strategy from inspiring English sources

Since patients with comorbidity stay in hospital longer and hence consume more hospital resources than those without comorbidity a targeted strategy focusing on the former using proven fall prevention interventions may be more cost-effective than a generalised strategy involving all community-dwelling older persons.

This is the first of two companion papers which summarise the theoretical and experimental work aimed at developing a generalised, acoustic-based sensing strategy for free and semi free field problems.

Horse properties were stratified by property size and a generalised random-tessellated stratified (GRTS) sampling strategy was used to select properties (n = 2912) to take part in the survey.

We have showed that a local strategy based on the estimation of the auxiliary state via a generalised heterodyne measurement, followed by the corresponding discrimination measurement on the signal mode, performs worse than the most general (collective) strategy.

Although some individuals acknowledged that clinicians had helped them gain this mastery, there was also a generalised concern that medical interventions might disrupt, or make redundant, their own coping strategies: P I haven't seen a doctor for five years.

Strategies that interfere with NMD without inhibiting protein translation should cause a generalised upregulation in NMD-sensitive mutant transcripts, unmasking a range of tumour antigens.

A problem with the inability to find a generalised, widely applicable model for guideline application is the effort and cost required in tailoring strategies specifically to their application.

Now, it seems, indignation is becoming a generalised condition.

So far however, the only detail on the UK's industrial strategy is that it will be "proper", and focus mantra-like on productivity (fewer people producing more things), and growth (a generalised increase in consumption).

Something other than a generalised rout is taking place.

More likely this is a generalised – and bleak – portrait of humanity at its best and worst.