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Validated biomarkers that objectively measure tumour response and host toxicity may allow dose individualisation to optimise tumour kill and minimise toxicity.

Since many services reported a high level of individualisation to patient need, we did not calculate mean duration or number of sessions.

112 117 While these have proven useful in public health, military, occupational and sports medicine settings, these models require further refinement and individualisation to athletic populations, especially elite athletes.

Often no diagnostic framework is applied, and there is a lack of individualisation to address specific TCM imbalances and symptoms, and the dose of acupuncture used is described as low [ 6].

The interviewer started interviews by asking participants what they understood individualisation to be, and to provide an example of a time during which they had individualised treatment with a patient.

They attributed individualisation not to acupuncture per se, but to acupuncture as delivered in the private sector.

In this group of definitions, individualisation tends to be considered in relation to the prescribing of treatments rather than the long-term management of the condition.

A Markov decision-analytic model showed that FSH dose individualisation according to ovarian reserve is likely to be cost-effective in women who are eligible for IVF.

The sperm of a number of species fail to undergo complete spermatid development and individualisation, leading to low survival among Y-bearing sperm and few male offspring, for example, in Drosophila melanogaster (Tokuyasu et al., 1972), Drosophila simulans (Montchamp-Moreau and Joly, 1997; Cazemajor et al., 2000) and Teleopsis whitei (formerly Cyrtodiopsis whitei) (Wilkinson and Sanchez, 2001).

Thus, many patients carry out their own individualisation according to their own criteria.

Instead, we are moving towards treatment individualisation according to prognostic risk group.