Specialization within multi-gene families, like the large phospholipase A2 gene family, can create individualized functions among paralogous genes.
Given limited data, treatment decisions must be individualized and made collaboratively among electrophysiologists, advanced heart failure specialists, and patients and their caregivers.
However, the optimal balance between protocolized versus individualized care will change among institutions, depending on staffing and case mix [ 3], and with the availability of new research.
The production possesses the clarity and speed that have set apart the best of Mr. Grandage's Donmar shows and includes among its fully individualized ensemble such Donmar alumni as Andrew Buchan's determinedly firm-voiced Bolingbroke and Ron Cook, in especially flinty form as the Duke of York.
However, a statistically significant enhancement in response rates was only observed among Soldiers who received increased individualized attention.
We performed a retrospective study among all patients who initiated individualized, community-based MDR-TB therapy from August 1 , 1996 to March 1, 2000.
Our study is unique, however, as it applies individualized yoga up to 5 times weekly among an intensively treated cancer and HSCT inpatient paediatric population and evaluated the feasibility of measuring specified fatigue and QoL outcomes.
It appears that the Intensivist's decisions are largely individualized, as application of admission protocols is limited among the ICUs.
The choice among multiple frailty measurement tools can be individualized to the preoperative practice environment, physicians, and staff.
Treatment must be individualized, based on physicians' and patients' preference, and medical contraindications, among others.
