Often, they said, they had gone undiagnosed during their early education (42% of all prisoners have been excluded from school) and there had been no proper screening when they entered the prison system, no tailored provision at the jail, and therefore no means or incentive for them to engage in education.
First, it's not quite right to think of DREAM, a narrowly tailored provision that offers a relatively small group of young people a path to citizenship only if they are able to clear a number or hurdles, as an "amnesty".
It has been suggested that the SCIP might be used to guide the tailored provision of treatment information to patients with head and neck cancer but for this purpose the discrimination of the SCIP, not its responsiveness, should be assessed.
This justifies the consideration of item-level responses, since total satisfaction score was not consistently related to item scores, and suggests that these items will be the most effective in identifying areas for additional or tailored provision of information.
Tax advisers in Britain are required to report any tailored tax avoidance schemes that they offer clients to HMRC, so that the taxman can review them.
We pretty much came to the decision that Fleming wouldn't necessarily have any tailored style for the most part.
These components are seen as fundamental to the success of any tailored diet program.
This forms the basis of the Hogwarts uniform and can be any tailored, neat white shirt you've got in the wardrobe.
The Fortran code initially was similarly memory intensive and jobs were running for up to five days, making it difficult to use in many production HTC infrastructures such as the UK's National Grid Service [18] without negotiating tailored service provision.
This study therefore sought to validate the SCIP as a discriminative measure as a first step in establishing its usefulness as a guide to tailored information provision.
Our view is that... any further provisions are limited".
