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In this paper, four case studies are presented to illustrate the formulation and use of a tailored program designed to retrain balance, cervical proprioception and eye and head movement control in those with neck disorders.

Most PPPs that are published make use of a tailored evaluation protocol that almost always proclaims the new PPP outperforming all others.

Because of the synergistic behaviour of cellulases, it was expected that the use of a tailored mixture already present in the pre-hydrolysis step would enhance the hydrolytic potential of the liquefying enzyme.

The strengths of the study are several: the size of the study and its population based design; the use of a tailored computer program (PRECARD), which took into account the effect of changing behaviour; the use of acknowledged health behaviour theories; and the use of an intensive programme of repeated counselling that could be applied in daily practice.

The objective was to examine the use of a tailor-made DNA microarray containing probes representing the vaginal microbiota to examine bacterial vaginosis.

In this work an innovative benign process, which comprises simulated moving bed (SMB) technology and use of a tailor-made tertiary poly(4-vinylpyridine) (PVP) resin as a stationary phase is proposed.

In this work, we introduce a new technique which drastically reduces the computation time and memory requirement to simulate time-dependent quantum systems which is based on the use of an appropriately tailored neural network combined with the signed particle formalism.

For each study, two review authors independently extracted a standard set of data using a tailored data extraction form.

However, with regard to instruments listed in the tables, one should note that some of them were used for a tailor-specific study, treatment or trial such as the Daily Diary Card (DDC) and the Auckland Quality of Life Questionnaire.

42 The use of individually tailored drug combinations has been widely touted as a solution to improve the effectiveness of anticancer drug therapy.

As previously suggested (Hess et al, 2004), the obvious genetic similarities of MOC with mucinous-type intestinal carcinomas support a move toward the use of a therapeutic approach tailored to the molecular characteristics of MOC rather than the tissue of origin.