Sentence examples for a universal approach of from inspiring English sources

However, this recognition has not resulted in a universal approach of iron supplementation [ 8].

This finding therefore supports a universal approach of encouraging all patients, not just those with limited health literacy skills, to bring questions to doctor visits [ 23, 24].

And we supposed that this novel target conversion electroanalytical strategy established a universal approach for quantitative analysis of any other kinds of nucleic acid in assistance of nucleic acid polymerization reaction.

We propose a universal approach to the problem of computer modeling of shapes with continuously varying material properties satisfying prescribed material conditions on a finite collection of material features and global constraints.

He was too short on metaphor and too long on faggy candor — the sly turn of phrase, a nasty view of women — to achieve what W. H. Auden, his close friend and associate of many years, accomplished in his work: a universal approach to and acceptance of people as they are, or hope to be.

The development of a universal approach for housekeeping genes for classification and identification (as is the case of 16S rRNA gene) may present difficulties because of the saturation of the third codon position over a long evolutionary timescale [13].

This chapter describes the nature and severity of the problem of adolescent depression, examines existing approaches to the prevention of adolescent depression, and argues for the value of a universal approach to prevent depression among this population.

Although several approaches have been proposed, these varied and complex cases defy the application of a universal approach to local therapy.

The report provided a blueprint for a universal and integrated system to support child development and learning from birth to age 12. Based on the blueprint Ontario government has now moved to the phased implementation of a universal approach to providing integrated care and education in full-day early learning kindergarten programs for 4- and 5-year-olds.

The proponents of a universal approach to men's health argued that men should be approached the same way regardless of their gender in non male specific conditions.

Rath and Pauling [ 5] suggested targeting plasmin-mediated connective tissue degradation as a universal approach to controlling common pathomechanisms of cancer.