Sentence examples for all model of from inspiring English sources

In addition to this, the same service to all model of the current Internet is inadequate for the diverse quality of service expectations of Internet applications and users.

The current study, attempts to replicate the findings of the original study, and challenges hypotheses presenting a "one size fits all" model of HEV.

Patients were stratified using the STarT Back screening tool but a non-targeted ('one treatment fits all') model of care was delivered to patients.

In oncology, this means moving away from a 'one size fits all' model of treating cancer by the use of identifying markers that can reliably predict who to give and not give specific drugs.

The one-size-fits-all model of development is just one of the many sacred cows to have been slain over the past 14 months.

Most other Labour thinkers are struggling to adapt their 1990s, jam-for-all model of centre-left politics to the post-crunch era.

While I am optimistic about the future of genomic signatures for diagnosis and for personalized cancer therapies, the current winner-take-all model of financing such research undermines critical inquiry.

A World Bank pilot project designed to measure and improve agricultural productivity will jeopardise food security in developing countries and create a "one-size-fits-all model of development where corporations reign supremely", according to a coalition of thinktanks and NGOs.

"What we're trying to move towards is more financial incentives in paying directly for better outcomes, in paying directly for steps that reduce costs of care," says Mr McClellan of America's CMS.There is no one-size-fits-all model of health care.

It seems we're slowly moving past the one-size-fits-all model of family and adulthood.

With such polarized motivations, it's safe to assume there's no one size-fits-all model of preparedness.