In order to reduce false positives, the resulting matrix similarity score for a transcription factor was compared to the optimized threshold value which is individualized for individual transcription factor binding site matrix [ 58].
A major difference also exists with respect to performance, which is individualized in the dominant system, but community oriented in the localised one.
The intervention, which is individualized to the client's needs, is coordinated by the RN.
A similar kinesitherapy program was used in both groups, which was individualized according to the patients' functional capabilities, overall health, age, and severity of disease.
14– 16 The HOYS program differs from these aforementioned technologies by: Providing the patient with education on age-related changes to skin surface and volume, which is individualized.
A formalized and reproducible consultation procedure, which empowers patients to make informed treatment decisions based on an education intervention which is individualized to them, would address the above scenario.
Sociologist Elizabeth M. Armstrong uses fetal alcohol syndrome and the problem of drinking during pregnancy to examine the assumed relationship between somatic and social disorder, the ways in which social problems are individualized, and the intertwining of health and morality that characterizes American society.
For example, Fig. 8h shows the microstructure of a mould-ripened soft cheese in which milk fat globules are individualized in the casein network (diameter from 4 to 10 μm) or aggregated.
This document suggests to "treating extremely premature newborns as any person in a condition of risk and assisting them in an adequate way", regardless of their gestational age, thus suggesting an approach which is not based on a statistical criterion, like the rate of survival or disability, but which must be individualized.
