Sentence examples similar to centered individualized from inspiring English sources

Before 1917, cadets could design much of the ring individually, but now only the center stone can be individualized.

Kanye claims to have not had one for three years (although Google Images suggests otherwise), Werner Herzog doesn't really use one, and writer Mark Fisher described them as "individualized command centers".

Orthotic intervention should be individualized and patient or client centered.

Consequently, a whole continuum of PM understandings exists, in which three main positions can be identified: (a) PM is not a new concept as medicine has always been individualized, (b) PM is holistic health care centered around the needs of the individual patient and (c) PM is treatment targeted at stratified subgroups (e.g. pharmacogenetics) [ 3].

Given the limited evidence for second-line therapies, the often complex underlying disease and comorbidities of the tertiary care hospital patients, antimicrobial therapies in tertiary center patients often need to be individualized and based on expert consultation.

The humble lesson plan has gained value as focus on testing and individualized instruction has increased.

If autism is diagnosed, experts at the center will recommend an early intervention program and individualized educational plan for schooling, and map out clinical services tailored to the child's needs.

Atrial septostomy may also be beneficial in severely ill patients with significantly elevated pressures by reducing the right ventricular preload [ 195, 196]; therapy should however be individualized to each patient and limited to centers with expertise at performing this procedure [ 166].

Distal experience will centered on areas where crime and disorder are more likely occur, whereas proximal experiences are individualized and defined through daily routines.

In this way, on the basic of patient centered approach of quality, the understanding of the residents and their proxies' viewpoints might help to individualize the care, and might be useful to analyze this quality of care from a holistic perspective.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a new, fixed, yet individualized dosing regimen of activated prothrombin complex concentrate factor VIII inhibitor bypassing activity (FEIBA) for warfarin reversal in the setting of a life-threatening bleeding in a secondary care center.