HFM dimensions are tailored through adjustments to fabrication parameters.
In summary, our results unambiguously demonstrate that the phase space of tetragonal Heusler compounds is much larger than only Mn3– x Ga, and that the important STT parameters can be tailored by adjustments of the composition.
Parameters personally tailored for adjustment of prandial and basal insulin dose are entered into the system for each patient.
Without data, program managers fail to proactively undertake adjustments tailored to the needs of FSWs.
Recommendations for diabetes medication dosing adjustments tailored for both type 1 and type 2 diabetes patients are also outlined.
Treatment strategies with dose and medication adjustments tailored to the individual patient (tight control) to achieve a predefined level of low disease activity, or preferentially, remission within a certain limited period of time (treat to target) [ 3] are nowadays used for early RA [ 4].
Shockingly, rather than make the automatic adjustment tailored to the spending of seniors and people with disabilities, and therefore more accurate, some prominent Republicans -- including a number of Republican presidential candidates -- want to make the adjustments more miserly.
We therefore suggest validating in a prospective trial the AUC as a surrogate marker to tailor sorafenib dose adjustments, thereby avoiding increasing sorafenib dose until intolerable toxicity.
Furthermore, the sensor can easily be tailored to specific applications through adjustment of the seismic mass and stiffness of the sensing beams by modification of their dimensions.
Moreover, the proposed method of categorisation for one continuous predictor can be applied with additional (continuous or categorical) covariates in the model, which means that categorisation can be tailored to the model, including adjustment for several confounders.
But if you're looking for quality and convenience, you're better off shopping at a retailer and then taking your purchases to a cobbler or tailor for adjustments.
