Sentence examples for individualized approaches from inspiring English sources

Investing in the development of in-depth, individualized approaches aimed at promoting equity among individuals more vulnerable to non-adherence and AIDS morbidity, as well as at monitoring the Cuidado (Care) of patients with known adherence problems toward more effective solutions to tackle treatment problems, remains an ongoing challenge for health services.

The need for individualized approaches related not only to prior learning, but also to individual preferences for educational delivery.

Such patterns could help identify individuals who are at higher risk of dementia and disability and prompt individualized approaches to improve cognitive function.

People living in care centers are entitled to person-centered, individualized approaches to enhance their quality of life as well as quality of care.

Consequently, MBIs are commonly used to promote competitive, individualized approaches to improve ecological values, framed around the property-scale.

PISA administers surveys of students and school administrators, and the patterns revealed from their responses suggest that the best performing education systems embrace the diversity in students capacities, interests, and social background with individualized approaches to learning.

"A more individualized approach seems to work," she added.

But Hyundai is going for an individualized approach.

Any good continuing education program, Dean Nichols said, takes an individualized approach to its students.

He decided his college would take an individualized approach to education to bring people on the cultural and economic fringes of society into the mainstream.

Further, Dr. Nestle said, she does not know whether this more individualized approach will improve matters, because people remain largely unaware of how many calories they consume.