Sentence examples for specificity of each case from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest is how GPs might alter their approach to adapt to each individual consultation, taking into account patient characteristics, prior relationships and the medical specificity of each case.

Following the aims of the paper we have chosen to focus on the FRAM's applicability to hospital discharge to explore its characteristics (e.g. functions) and general patterns of variability in discharge practices rather than addressing the specificities of each case.

Customary law in South Sudan is an inherently fluid process, the very value of which depends on its ability to adapt to the specificities of each individual case.

While the transferability of the findings is limited by the specificity of the case, a detailed description is provided to facilitate comparison with other cases.

The book ends with the thought that, faced with the rise of alternative therapies that take time to listen to the patient and attend to the specificity of their case, conventional medicine must learn from such trends and rethink its practices.

As specific examples, schizophrenia-related personality traits that are unrelated to affective symptoms and performance deficits on tasks of eye tracking and continuous attention are considered for strategies for broadening phenotype characterization without reducing the specificity of affected case identification.

Still others argue that we must begin our philosophical work with detailed understanding of the texture and specificity of a case, avoiding the temptation to intrude general principles or theories into the analysis.

The specificity of the case definitions for the same syndrome likely differed for household- and clinic-based surveillance.

We therefore analyzed data across four different cohorts in Kilifi District, Kenya, in order to describe the sensitivity and specificity of different case definitions from active and passive surveillance.

An increase in the specificity of the case definition would shift the age-distribution of malaria-attributable fevers further towards younger ages, and this would increase with transmission intensity, as parasite tolerance would develop earlier in life.

The sensitivity and specificity of different case definitions were estimated for cohort 2 participants using data from the study month 8.5 visit, following the methodology described by Smith and colleagues [25].