Sentence examples for depending on individual characteristics from inspiring English sources

The choice of a particular strategy should be made depending on individual characteristics of patients.

Clinical presentation of uterine leiomyomas varies in any age, depending on individual characteristics of the tumors and the women affected.

We created a methodology to identify from the fluorescence spectra a universal independent threshold value for determining high-risk tissues for cancer development, eliminating possible measurement variations, depending on individual characteristics of the organism and technical errors.

The intensity of this response appears to vary depending on individual characteristics of the student, the clinical situations the students experience and the teaching techniques used by their clinical supervisors.

In this sense Shippee et al usefully distinguish between resources that make up capacity and the use of resources that might drain capacity, further illuminating the notion that patient capacity has dynamic properties and can vary between and within patients depending on individual characteristics and circumstances.

However, since achieving the desired results depended on individual characteristics, such as one's ability to present a good case, those respondents who did not have the lobbying and advocacy skills felt that priority setting would be fairer if only the formal factors (and mechanisms) such as the strategic plan, evidence and need were the relevant reasons.

The cost of moving is assumed to depend on individual characteristics: education, age, age squared, gender and civil status.

The model explains the self-assessment values using an ordered response equation with thresholds that depend on individual characteristics.

The problem is even more salient if underreporting depends on individual characteristics, which is certainly the case with crime self-reports.

Achievement of a stable state of a fluidized bed of powdered solids mainly depends on individual characteristics of the powder such as: particle size, density of the material and size of the inter-granular interactions forces [42].

With regard to adequate methods for investigating person-situation interactions, most of the existing approaches analyse by way of analysis-of-variance or via multivariate regression analysis how dichotomous situational variations affect an outcome variable that depends on individual characteristics (Cronbach and Snow 1977; Carver and Scheier 2008).