Sentence examples for needs characteristics from inspiring English sources

The term user segmentation refers to classifying users into groups depending on their specific needs, characteristics, or behaviors.

For example, the New Zealand curriculum, Te Whāriki (Ministry of Education (MOE) 1996), specifically uses the terms 'infant' and 'toddler' to acknowledge and highlight the unique and distinctive developmental needs, characteristics and curriculum requirements of these very young children.

The purpose of education is subjective, and depends on each person's needs, characteristics, and interests.

Relatively little is known about the experiences of lung cancer patients DFEA and this study will provide detailed information about their needs, characteristics, experiences and outcomes.

Moreover, it might be possible to adjust the use of glucocorticoids and other medication to specific individual patients' needs, characteristics and prognostic factors: personalized medicine.

These include retaining the key Meena messages and intentions, maintaining artistic and production standards, and ensuring that the initiative addresses the specific needs, characteristics and contexts of its various target groups.

The conventional neonatal PN strategy has been based on individualised neonatal PN (iNPN) prescription and formulation to address the rapidly changing and variable fluid and electrolyte needs characteristic of the very preterm infant.

This typical user is an amalgam of elements drawn from several users who share common job roles, demographics, and user need characteristics.

Table  3: Descriptive analysis of need characteristics.

Table  4: Correlations between need characteristics and service utilization.

A broad spectrum of need characteristics was included.