Sentence examples for modifiable features from inspiring English sources
"modifiable features" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to features that can be changed or adjusted in order to customize something. For example, "This program has a wide range of modifiable features that allow you to customize it to your needs."
Few published reports describe symptom burden among older adults in nursing homes; none examine links between symptom burden and modifiable features of nursing home organizational context (work environment).
To examine the practice environment, nurse reported quality of care and patient safety, and nurse workforce outcomes in medical and surgical units in private and public hospitals in South Africa (SA), and determine the association of modifiable features of the hospital such as the practice environment and patient to nurse workloads on these outcomes.
We developed the ACT to have three characteristics: (1) a theoretical basis, namely the PARIHS framework, (2) parsimony, using the fewest number of items possible to reduce completion time, and (3) items that reflected modifiable features of context.
Translating Research in Elder Care (TREC) is a five year program of research seeking to identify modifiable features of context in residential long-term care (nursing home) settings associated with better resident and staff outcomes.
As part of the WHO burden of disease study [ 16], we used data on the burden of home injury in the WHO European Region to estimate the impact of modifiable features of housing on injury incidence, deaths, and Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs).
For example, there is little to no information about a long list of risk factors for violence such as prior gun carrying (Dodson 2016), hyperactivity or drug use, poor parenting, income inequality (World Health Organization 2015) or modifiable neighborhood features such as street lighting and unmaintained vacant lots (Culyba et al. 2016).
Recent advances in bioengineering have enabled the development of biomedical tools with modifiable surface features (small-scale architecture) to mimic extracellular matrices and aid in the development of well-controlled platforms that allow for the application of mechanical stimulation for studying cellular biomechanics.
Release features were modifiable depending on the degree of the crosslinking density.
We focused on early adolescence because these issues are common in this period [ 1, 3, 15, 16, 34, 35], most factors (except socioeconomic features) are modifiable for prevention, and various problems should be solved sooner (via early assessment, appropriate treatment, and monitoring).
This residual risk is driven by non-modifiable RFs (age; gender; familial or genetic features; and diabetes) and by modifiable conventional or emerging RFs (eg. atherogenic dyslipidemia; remnant lipoproteins; hyperglycaemia; hyperinsulinaemia; metabolic syndrome; subclinical inflammation; and chronic kidney disease).
These features represent potentially modifiable targets for preventive programs.
