Sentence examples for individualized efforts from inspiring English sources

One question raised by these results is whether a more generic falls prevention program is likely to be sufficient in such a setting or whether, in such a setting, individualized efforts should focus on first time fallers, with the goal being to determine the cause of the fall in order to reduce the risk of another fall.

Thus, health professionals will need to individualize prevention efforts to reduce fall fatalities.

These results are discussed within the context of ongoing efforts to develop individualized biomathematical models of alertness.

"Although these measures were crafted with the best of intentions, I am concerned that they may inadvertently undermine our efforts to ensure individualized and equal justice," Holder said.

Given the large number of RNA-Seq profiles in the public domain and our efforts to develop individualized T cell-mediated cancer vaccines, which require the knowledge of a patient HLA type and HLA expression to prioritize target epitopes [ 10- 12], we sought to develop an algorithm to utilize the sequence content of RNA-Seq reads to determine both HLA type and expression.

In 1996, a collaborative effort to provide individualized treatment by using second-line drugs for MDR TB in northern Lima was established by Partners In Health, Socios En Salud, Harvard University, the Massachusetts State Laboratory Institute, the Peruvian NTP, and the Peruvian INS (4 ).

Participants' descriptions underscored significant clinical, program infrastructural, and service system challenges that interfere with their efforts to provide quality individualized and personalized treatment.

Thus, a clear delineation of the interplay of key proteins mediating cellular properties is crucial to future efforts aimed at drug discovery and individualized treatment [ 5, 6].

Recognition of this disparity has led to efforts to individualize treatment decisions based on functional status rather than chronologic age in an effort to optimize the use of curative therapies for the fit elderly and modify treatments to reduce the risk of toxicity and disease-related morbidity in vulnerable or frail patients.

The distinction between large-scale efforts to resolve social problems versus a more individualized set the stage for the formation of macro and micro practice and the understanding that environment and policy impact individuals and that both policy change and direct service are essential in the Social Work profession.

The terms "individualized", "personalized", or "precision therapy" are currently used to describe these efforts.