Sentence examples for which tailored from inspiring English sources

For the harvesting of the afore mentioned web resources we used Apache UIMA [ 20], for which tailored CollectionReaders were implemented.

The Cochrane review categorized the complexity and extent to which tailored interventions were adjusted to local barriers as low, moderate, or high.

However, Dasty3 is not just a client, but a platform delivering a rich API over which tailored plug-ins can be built.

However, based on the present study and the research by Buss et al. [ 23], which found that nurses do not seem to have the intention to change their preventive actions, we recommend further research to study which tailored approach would help change nurses' knowledge, beliefs and performance regarding pressure ulcer prevention.

What health behavior change theories offer is a mechanism to understand how both internal (e.g., motivation, self-efficacy), and external (e.g., environmental context, resources), barriers might affect implementation, and a means by which tailored and theoretically underpinned interventions can be designed to address those barriers.

Metal matrix composites (MMCs) are engineered synergistic combinations of two or more materials, where the geometrically continuous constituent is a metal, in which tailored properties are achieved by systematic combinations with different constituents.

Its shadow business secretary, Chuka Umunna, once a fierce campaigner against tax avoidance, accepted a donation by a company which delivers "tailored tax solutions to individuals and organisations internationally".

Jim Donohue, chief product officer at Cengage Learning, which provides tailored digital information services for the higher education sector, underlines the point: "In developing countries, there are better ways to reach learners in places where education is at a premium and there are not many choices…You don't want to have a bunch of third-rate schools".

When testing by means of a CAT, every patient receives a test which is tailored (adapted) to his or her level on the underlying construct being measured.

Once complete, the interactive tool produces printed, individualized risk reports for the clinicians and summary sheets for the patients, both of which include tailored recommendations and contacts of specialist or community-based services.

As the intervention was designed as a flexible framework from which a tailored course could be set for each dyad, the cost analysis was conducted as a per-protocol analysis with service utilisation counting only if it did in fact occur.