It may also be possible to differentiate patients according to how they metabolize drugs more accurately tailoring the dosages, or to ascertain those at greatest risk of adverse drug reactions.
The use of techniques to assess lean tissue by ultrasound [ 67] or computed tomography scan [ 68] could help to more accurately tailor the amount of protein, but this needs to be studied further.
Understanding the genetic bases of addiction will underscore the importance of integrating genetic studies into the process of drug administration, as well as allow clinicians to more accurately tailor a patient's drugs and dosage based on medical history and genetic risk factors [ 16].
Beyond standard music information such as artist, album, track title and cover art, the Olive delivers extended metadata, describing music more accurately and tailored to its specific genre.
It is also a useful tool to document patient response to PRN dosing so as to more accurately tailor their pain regimen (Gordon et al 2004).
Patient stratification based on a more complete description of the cancer will facilitate the selection of accurately tailored therapies, i.e. matching the "right" patient to the "right" drug.
More research is needed to define these interactions within this specific patient group more accurately to tailor successful interventions.
More important, however, is that the adjuvant treatment could be tailored more accurately according to each intrinsic subtype.
Reasons for supporting this recommendation include not only avoiding the misdiagnosis of breast cancer relapse, but also tailoring more accurately anticancer treatment according to tumor evolution.
Finer groupings along with activity templates, discussed previously, allow us to tailor assessments, probe more accurately into performances, provide more appropriate scoring, and make better predictions.
