Sentence examples for tailored intensity from inspiring English sources

8 Exercise sessions were usually twice per week, between 30-60 minutes per session, and set at either a moderate or individually tailored intensity.

Colombier, J. P. et al. Optimized energy coupling at ultrafast laser-irradiated metal surfaces by tailoring intensity envelopes: Consequences for material removal from Al samples.

Tailoring intensity of care to risk and the patient's readiness to change has great potential to improve the quality and the efficiency of primary care.

When the task motivated the child and the demands on the child was individually tailored, the intensity of the training was high, and the child performed many focused and repeated efforts to complete the task.

Appropriate care of elderly patients with comorbidities may involve choices that tailor intensity of diabetes treatment to individual patient characteristics such as life expectancy, cognitive impairment or patients' preferences [7].

A force target of 5 % MVC was used to tailor contraction intensity to each participant's strength and was found in preliminary testing to activate the motor cortex without movement of the head in a manner correlated with the motor task (10 % MVC-produced correlated head movement).

Patient status before treatment was associated with treatment intensity in residential, intensive outpatient, and standard outpatient programs, suggesting that these types of programs tailor treatment intensity based on patient status at the start of care.

For example, exercise dosing — that is, tailoring the intensity and quantity of exercise to meet exercisers' objectives, given their health — is recommended by the American Council on Exercise.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the clinical usefulness of CA125 for tailoring the intensity of diuretic therapy in patients with CRS-1.

Currently, the treatment of pediatric ALL is centered on tailoring the intensity of the therapy applied to a patient's risk of relapse, which is linked to the type of leukemia the patient has.

Modern treatment protocols utilize the biological and clinical information to tailor the intensity of therapy to the risk of relapse.