Screening was performed in 8 batches with 600 P2s individualized each time.
cNAVA has potential implications in relation to setting individualized, real time PEEP levels in infants and ARDS adults who have tonic diaphragm activation due to lung collapse.
HHD creates the opportunity for more frequent treatment and increased and individualized dialyzing time, which leads to improved blood pressure control, less diet restrictions and less need for medication.
Treatment must therefore be individualized over time to maintain an appropriate balance between the benefits and risk of good glycemic control, taking into account the specific features of the patient (e.g., presence or absence of prior CV disease, duration of diabetes, etc).
The only time individualized warrants are required is when the NSA is specifically targeting a US citizen or the communications are purely domestic.
Sleep time is individualized, based on the persons' total sleep time identified by reviewing the daily sleep diary kept at pretest.
Paper-based formative assessments have a number of limitations [ 11]: students must be gathered together and invigilated; individualized feedback is time-consuming, and might not be feasible with large class sizes [ 12]; and analysis of question reliability and validity can be tedious.
The load was individualized and increased over time as the participant's strength improved.
The initial weight support, treadmill speed, and walking time were individualized based on ability, and the training sessions were incorporated into the participants' Gerofit routine.
In the UK, another response to the scarcity of mental health resources available to deliver Motivational Interviewing interventions has been to shift the focus away from individualized support outside clinic time, towards weaving the ideas into the routine consultations with regular practitioners, taking a population rather than an individual approach (DEPICTED) 65.
