Schulz dismissed the attempt to cherry-pick the treaties to achieve bespoke membership terms tailored for individual countries.
Such attempts were later to come under radical criticism from, among others, the Alsatian philosopher-theologian and Nobel laureate Albert Schweitzer (1875 1965) for describing the alleged Jesus of history in terms tailored to fit the presuppositions of liberal Protestantism.
This is conceptually analogous to a forcefield, except with arbitrary terms tailored to aesthetic positioning.
3 This included the terms tailored, drug monitoring, personalised and dose adjustment, and a protocol for the review was produced.
We searched a variety of databases to identify studies, using search terms tailored for each database based on our PECO statements.
(Though the term tailor is often used by outsiders to refer to cutters, on Savile Row it usually refers to a person who sits in a basement sewing together the panels of cloth that a cutter has cut).
This would involve both short-term actions aimed at eliminating organisational barriers and long-term interventions tailored to the HCW's "profession-sensitive" level of knowledge regarding characteristics of influenza and influenza vaccine, that could promote a higher vaccination uptake.
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Changing language assessment practices is an enormous undertaking, necessitating sustainable, gradual, and long-term plans tailored to the immediate context wherein change is to take place.
A major part in this evolution has been played by the possibilities that controlled macromolecular branching offers in terms of tailored physical/biological performance.
For example, mapping based on remote sensing data is usually funded in the short-term and tailored to the specific information requirements of the funding agencies.
