BHPs felt committed to providing patient centered care, but there were clearly challenges to tailoring services to the individual while meeting administrative mandates and addressing system and logistical barriers.
In particular, proteins or peptides, informational polymers composed of permutations of a set of 20+ natural (and synthetic) amino acids, offer an attractive engineering challenge to design tailored structures and materials with novel properties and functionalities.
Individualized instruction takes the assumption that learners are different in interest and abilities of learning and challenges teachers to tailor their instruction to students' strengths and weaknesses.
One of the challenges is to tailor the carbon chain length in order to obtain the desired properties of the final fatty acid-derived products.
Periodic self-assembled structures forced to solidify by rapid quenching with phase spacings in the submicron and nano-range will result in interesting properties and applications, offering the challenge to design nanostructures tailored to specific applications by kinetic control during solidification.
Given the existing limitations to psychiatric competency among the staff in RYC institutions and the observed high comorbidity between internalizing and externalizing disorders, it is a major challenge to implement individually tailored psychiatric therapeutic interventions and mileu therapy.
Additional school-level cuts seem likely for next year, although Mr. Klein appeared to rule out cuts at every school in the fall, saying one of the challenges would be to tailor reductions to each school.
These similar benefits are desired in any industry, and the challenges, the ways to tailor the practices, and the benefits in utilization of the practices in embedded space system development were researched through a case study in three different companies.
While confronted with severely septic patients, in these endemic facilities, it is often challenging for physicians to tailor the most suitable empiric regimen to patients, when Enterobacteriaceae bloodstream infection (BSI) is suspected [ 3].
Kawakubo's most radical challenge to the canons of Western tailoring lay in her cutting.
