The industry used these data to tailor their efforts to normalize smoking on a country-to-country basis.
Lifestyle factors are policy-relevant elements and hence, policy makers and commissioners of health services who are responsible for public health should tailor their efforts and resources to tackling obesity in light of its dynamics in the Lebanese adult population.
With the growing popularity of micromarketing strategies, more companies are tailoring their marketing efforts to meet individual consumer need based on analysis of consumer-level data.
After each site visit, the research team quickly processed interim data to identify any barriers to SI which the research team then fed back to the core implementation team for tailoring their facilitation efforts.
By tailoring their mating effort to the potential risks and rewards of mating, the overall effect is to exhibit considerable sexual restraint.
The laws restrict data mining companies that collect and analyze prescription information and sell it to drug companies eager to know how to tailor their marketing efforts to doctors.
Topsy, founded in 2007, has created a complete searchable archive of 450 billion tweets sent over Twitter since it was set up, and added other analytics tools to make itself useful to businesses - who can buy pro services in order to tailor their social efforts The company had raised a total of $35m in venture capital up to September.
To help things along, the powerful Justice Ministry has agreed to be flexible on property rights.But mayors such as Isoo Sasaki of Natori, a town whose port was washed away by the tsunami (he also lost his 140-year-old sake business), insist they should be able to tailor their rebuilding efforts to individual communities' needs, rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all policy.
With that understanding, UR programs may be able to tailor their recruitment efforts and their research opportunities to best suit students with different future goals.
(2) If helpers tailor their helping effort to avoid immediate predation ('risk avoidance hypothesis'), firstly, risky helping behaviours like territory defence should be reduced if immediate helper survival interests prevail (survival was reduced under predation [11]).
(3) If helpers tailor their helping effort to their direct reproductive benefits through reproductive participation [20] [21], [33], [37] [38] or to the expected future fitness benefits by inheriting the territory [25], [41], [42], all helping behaviours should be reduced in the predator treatments compared to the control treatment.
