Sentence examples for response to individual needs from inspiring English sources

In concluding Womack reminds us that accommodation does not give disabled students an unfair advantage; "it is more likely all students have been given an unfair disadvantage through inaccessible pedagogy". We should look at the "best versions of accommodation" as a way of teaching inclusively to a diverse audience and adapting in response to individual needs.

If polar bears utilize adaptive thermogenesis, it is possible that regulation of NO concentrations provides a mechanism to control energy balance at different times of the year and in response to individual needs.

Personalised (or individualised) medicine in the days of genetic research refers to molecular biologic specifications in individuals and not to a response to individual patient needs in the sense of person-centred medicine.

"Not achieved" care goals are not seen as negative but highlight the importance of clinical skills in deciding to deviate from the suggested plan of care in response to individual patient needs [ 18, 42 ].

The service could have included a core set of interventions which were selected and delivered in response to individual patient need.

In addition to this the MGP midwives experience a level of flexibility through their annualised salary contracts which allows them to self-manage their work hours in response to individual woman's needs rather than the ward roster system.

Available extended-release (ER) formulations of MPH provide different portions of the total dose as the immediate-release (IR) component (20, 22, 30, and 50%%), as well as different durations of action, allowing the prescriber to tailor therapy to individual needs and responses [ 3– 5].

It already exists and is an individual response to individual cases.

He also responded to individual needs.

Float centers are catering to individual needs.

Although these activities are beneficial to the survival of the species, they are not always performed by the individual in response to an individual need or stimulus.