Sentence examples for better individualization from inspiring English sources
A decrease of the crystal size occurred and the introduction of negative charges at the interface of the crystalline domains induced a better individualization of the crystallites.
This study identified several covariates that influenced acetazolamide pharmacodynamics and could allow a better individualization of acetazolamide dosing when treating COPD patients with metabolic alkalosis.
Genotyping pre-transplant may allow better individualization of initial CNI doses and thereby reduce the risk of CNI over- and under-exposure in the critical phase immediately after transplantation.
This indicates stronger and specific levels of individualization for better comparison (SWGFRA, Scientific Working Group on Friction Ridge Analysis, Study, and Technology 2002; Reinart 2014).
A better understanding of individual variations in normal tissue reactions, which determine tolerance, may allow the individualization of radiotherapeutic prescriptions and improve outcomes.
Allowing devices to communicate has many benefits for the manufacturing industry, including improved decision-making, increased productivity, more efficient energy management, better inventory management and lower cost product individualization.
It aims at a better preservation of healthy tissues, higher efficiency and individualization of treatments.
Cerebral microdialysis data from key clinical studies, such as the present one in TBI patients, may enable refinement of such PK models, with the prospect of better translational research, more informed design of clinical trials, and individualization of therapy for better efficacy.
Mass Customization (MC) inherently offers the service of individualization of goods and services to customers aiming at better meeting customers' personal needs.
The better estimation of target volumes with CT and MRI may permit treatment individualization [ 15].
A better understanding of the HIF activation pathway could inform the choice of therapy, the individualization of treatments and the development of novel agents.
