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Conversely, synthetic scaffolds3,4 provide tailored, defined, repeatable ECM but lack the chemical signaling completeness provided by biological scaffolds.
By focused ion beam (FIB) irradiation, the magnetic properties of the Co/Pt stack are tailored to define both the switching field and the geometry of nanomagnetic single domain dots.
In the 1970s Canadian biochemist Michael Smith revolutionized the art of redesigning genes by devising a method for inducing specifically tailored mutations at defined sites within a gene, creating a technique known as site-directed mutagenesis.
With additional experience, thresholds should be defined tailored to different tumour cell types and product used.
The link table is used to combine the records from the individual sites into a dataset tailored for the defined research objectives.
A treatment for these cohorts of patients within the context of clinical research programmes (i.e., prospectively defined tailored treatments and long-term mandatory follow-up) should be viewed as standard of care for a faster progress in the field.
Rimer and Kreuter [ 13] defined tailored health communication as "any combination of information and behaviour change strategies intended to reach one specific person based on information unique to that person, related to the outcome of interest, and derived from an individual assessment" (p. S184).
Further, the relationship elements are tailored by defining which types of elements they can connect.
The tailoring algorithms defined that all the PA facilities in a 5000 meter radius around the home address had to be selected from the message library and plotted on a map.
Tailoring was defined by Kreuter as "the intention to reach one specific person, based on characteristics that are unique to that person, are related to the outcome of interest, and have been derived from an individual assessment" [ 18].
Arguably, it is acceptable to define tailored psychological support plans whenever needed, with the aim of preventing or managing emotional problems appearing in RT.
