Sentence examples for individualized description from inspiring English sources

Each subject will receive a detailed and individualized description of the exercise program and will be asked to keep track of every completed stage.

This process, and by analysing all the transcripts together, enabled us to move beyond description of individuals' accounts and their individualized personal experiences of the programme (vis-à-vis their context), and instead map out some of the more prevalent experiences and perceptions as reported by the informants.

"There is individualized consideration given to individual defendants," Cooper claimed.

Descriptions and applications are provided for individualized QT R-R correction, Holter bin, dynamic QT R-Rt-to-beat, pharmacorrectionpHolterodynamic modeling, and QT assessment at constant heart rate.

This study provides a detailed description and characterization of the preparation of individualized lots of autologous heat inactivated HIV-1 virions used as immunogen in a clinical trial designed to test an autologous dendritic-cell-based therapeutic HIV-1 vaccine (Clinical Trial DCV-2, NCT00402142).

Overall, description of high quality care revolved around individualized care and minimization of side effects.

Companies are required to periodically crank out descriptions of benefits, including pensions, and either send you an individualized statement every three years or let you know annually that one is available on request.

These performance issues are matched to work demands obtained from a job description and form the basis of the CWH intervention rendering the strategies selected individualized, highly relevant and enabling of a collaborative relationship with the client served.

Former findings regarding MHC services ranged from women's very good experiences [ 28] and comprehensive sense of control [ 29] to parents' ambiguous descriptions of dissatisfaction such as mistreatment by the staff and lack of individualized attention and information [ 30, 31].

This study provides a description of the experience of stroke survivors, their care partners, and peer supporters who took part in an individualized peer support program during the course of the study and provides an understanding of the range of benefits arising from peer support, the possibility of negative outcomes, and the processes required to offer such a service.

"It's an individualized assessment.