Sentence examples for approach individually from inspiring English sources

This approach individually considers the call made for every individual at every SNP, and does not discard entire SNPs.

Current methods accomplish this using an experimental approach, individually testing foam materials, densities, and geometries to quantify how each influences energy absorption.

Although there is value and truth in each approach, individually each theme limits its scope by deemphasizing contributions from the others.

This study evaluated an innovative Queensland, Australia program employing a collaborative wrap-round model of care in combination with a flexible intervention approach, individually tailored to children and young people in out-of-home care presenting with complex and extreme behavioural and mental health problems.

By performing a comparative analysis, we clarify the science of each approach individually, identify the regimes where the attributes of each can be maximized, elucidate the properties of these systems during refueling, and probe the possible benefits of a combined "hybrid" system with both cryo-adsorption and cryo-compression phenomena operating at the same time.

With its large reach, the agency can pull in funds from bonds, loan programs and the member districts, allowing them to develop an array of water sources they couldn't approach individually.

In case of non-response, if it was possible the individuals were approached individually, by telephone or e-mail asking for the reasons of non-responding to the survey.

Postgraduate trainees stationed in the National Hospital, Colombo (the affiliated teaching hospital) were approached individually by two investigators during work hours and consenting individuals were invited to participate in the study.

They expect to receive far less in the condemnation settlement than they would if they were approached individually to make private deals.

It combines elements of both wave and mode approaches to active control and is an attempt to improve on the performance of these approaches individually.

A third incentive may be the sense that contributing to the drive protects companies against being approached individually by each cultural institution in town -- although that still happens, because no institution receives all or even half of its budget from the Arts and Science Council.