The phrase "and centred based on" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a concept of focus or alignment, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was designed and centred based on the needs of the community."
Alternatives: "and focused on" or "and aligned with".
Follow-up visits were patient centred, based on individual needs as well as reviewing and reinforcing basic self management messages on the basis of diary card content.
In addition, to exclude the possibility that our results were influenced by the normalization method, we repeated all the analyses with a different method, i.e. the median normalization method in which each sample was centred based on the median value of all the 147 expressed miRNAs.
The intervention program is person-centred and based on SM principles, including cognitive behavioural therapy and SE constructs.
Despite a clear protocol stating that support should be woman-centred and based on informed choice, some interpreted "support" as promoting and encouraging exclusive breastfeeding as you might support a football team [ 16].
Services must therefore be women-centred and based on sound communication [ 49].
The fact that the patient cases are patient-centred and based on the family physicians' real-life experiences highly increase the level of motivation to take up learning.
CLAHE, unlike HE, involves selecting a local neighbourhood centred around each pixel, calculating and equalizing the histogram of the neighbourhood, and mapping the centred pixel based on the equalized local histogram.
43 The theoretical point of departure for this study is the theory and philosophy of Carl Rogers, 44 and his person-centred approach based on principles and values of acceptance, caring, empathy and sensitivity in human interactions.
Exercise forms part of biopsychosocial management, using tailored, patient centred interventions based on assessment, with shared decision making.
Two villages in central India are demonstrating a choice between very different models of development: one, a person-centred approach based on zero emission clean energy; the other, corporate-centred and based on climate-wrecking coal.
